Dr. Dale Carrison, DO

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Dr. Carrison, a seasoned emergency physician at Carson Tahoe Emergency Physicians in Carson City, Nevada, has a journey that defies expectations and exemplifies the power of determination and passion in achieving one's dreams. His path to becoming an esteemed emergency physician was not a conventional one. From his mischievous days as a troubled teen to his distinguished career today, his story is one of resilience, dedication, and unwavering commitment to his calling.

Currently, Dr. Carrison holds the position of medical director at Dynamic Stem Cell and is actively engaged in providing stem cell therapy to individuals with a variety of orthopedic and medical conditions.

Growing up on a farm in Macomb, Illinois, his early years were marked by challenges and setbacks. Despite flunking out of Florida State University and struggling academically, he found his purpose and drive during his time in the U.S. Navy. Overcoming obstacles, including a wrestling injury that derailed his dream of becoming a Navy pilot, he never lost sight of his ultimate goal.

After a successful stint as a deputy sheriff and a brief but impactful tenure with the FBI, Dr. Carrison realized that his true calling lay in medicine. Pursuing his dream against all odds, he embarked on a journey of education and training that culminated in his current role as an emergency physician. His educational background includes a degree from Western University of Health Sciences and residency at Cook County Hospital. 

Dr. Carrison possesses extensive experience in emergency medical services (EMS), which has been integral to their practice in emergency medicine for over 30 years. In addition to instructing Emergency Medicine Residents, Dr. Carrison has taught paramedicine throughout their career and has served as a medical director for numerous EMS agencies at local and federal levels.

With a professorship at the University of Nevada School of Medicine and an appointment as the state homeland security chief, Dr. Carrison's credentials speak volumes about his dedication and expertise in the field. He is board-certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine, a testament to his commitment to providing exceptional care to his patients.

Reflecting on his unconventional path to success, he credits his resilience, determination, and the support of mentors and loved ones for guiding him through the challenges he faced. His story is a reminder that with perseverance and a willingness to embrace new opportunities, anything is possible.

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