William Dice
MD
Professional Summary:
My emergency medicine experience spans 45 years. My career emphasis is based on supporting undergraduate and graduate medical education and providing the best emergency care to my patients. I believe that the opportunities I had to work in community hospitals, academic centers and in management across the US give me a unique perspective. I continue to be interested in the management of catastrophic events because of previous national and international deployments in support of combat operations and humanitarian service. Providing emergency medical care under austere conditions is the foundation for my clinical career. Service in the Pentagon, local and state emergency planning, and military medical planning are the foundation for my administrative career.
Community service is important to me and offers a perspective in the clinical environment that enhances the educational experience for students and residents. I work with the Niagara Frontier Search and Rescue Team and the Kissing Bridge Ski Patrol as a responder and medical advisor to lend support to our community.
Specialties:
Emergency Medicine
Physician Gender:
Male
Education and Training:
- , National Defense University (1991)
- , Armed Forces Staff College (1989)
- Emergency Medicine, Madigan Army Medical Center (1981)
- Family Practice, Womack Army Community Hospital (1978)
- MD, Medical College of Ohio at Toledo (1977)
Military Experience:
- Army (1977-1978)
Womack Army Community Hospital - Army (1978-1979)
4th Medical Battalion, Fort Carson, CO - Army (1980-1981)
Madigan Army Medical Center, Fort Lewis - Army (1982-1983)
Brooke Army Medical Center - Army (1982-1992)
Joint Medical Augmentation Unit - Army (1983-1985)
Womack Army Community Hospital - Army (1985-1986)
Darnall Army Community Hospital - Army (1986-1989)
Joint Special Operations Command - Army (1989-)
Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, VA - Army (1989-1991)
Brooke Army Medical Center - Army (1991-1993)
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Def - Army (1993-1995)
5th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital - Colonel, Army (1995-1997)
Special Operations Medical Training Cent
Awards and Honors:
- Attending of the Year, SUNY Department of Emergency Medicine (2010)
- Disaster Responder of the Year, Medical Disaster Response, Orange County CA (1992)
- Fellow American College of Emergency Physicians (1986)
- Order of Military Medical Merit, #1438 (1986)
- Parachutist Badge with Combat Distinguishing Device, 1 Bronze Star
- Purple Heart
- Surgeon General’s Exemplary Service Medal
- Humanitarian Service Medal-2
- Joint Meritorious Unit Award-2
- Joint Service Achievement Medal
- Joint Service Commendation Medal-2
- Legion of Merit-2
- Meritorious Service Medal-2
- National Defense Service Medal
- Bronze Star with Combat Distinguished Device “V”
- Combat Medical Badge
- Defense Meritorious Service Medal
- Defense Superior Service Medal-1
- Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal-3 w/Arrowhead-1
- Army Achievement Medal
- Army Commendation Medal
- Army Superior Unit Award
Research Profile:
This UBMD physician is also a member of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo, teaching the next generation of doctors and researching to advance care in WNY and beyond. Learn more about this physician's research and teaching activities, as well as view credentials, publications, professional involvement and more below.