Bryce Vance

Bryce Vance is a Physician Scientist at the Uniformed Services University School of Medicine, specializing in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. His work bridges clinical practice with research in infectious diseases and public health.

Education

• Double BA in Chemistry and Biology, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (2011)
• Doctor of Osteopathy, Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine (2015)
• EMT-Basic Certificate, Pikes Peak Community College (2010)
• Pediatrics Residency, Wright State University (2018)
• Adolescent Medicine Fellowship, San Antonio Military Medical Consortium (2021)

Vance's research spans Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, HPV vaccine efficacy, and infectious disease epidemiology. He has led studies on parasitic therapy for IBD, pneumonic plague pathogenesis, and EKG screening protocols for military cadets.

His scientific achievements include winning the Best Overall Poster Award at Rocky Vista University (2014). Publications highlight collaborations on STD treatment delays, cervical disease prevention, and military health initiatives.

Scientific Awards

• Best Overall Poster Award, Rocky Vista University Research Appreciation Day (2014)