Judy Dye

Dr. Judy Dye serves as Associate Professor and Associate Director for Graduate Nursing Studies at San Diego State University's School of Nursing, bringing extensive clinical expertise in primary care with focus on women's health and underserved populations as an Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Researcher.

Her educational qualifications include:

• PhD in Nursing from University of Arizona specializing in vulnerable populations' health
• MS from San Diego State University as Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner and Acute/Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist
• RN Diploma from Los Angeles County School of Nursing

Dr. Dye's research centers on military health with specific emphasis on deployment-related injuries, military women's health, and cross-population resilience mechanisms. Her work bridges clinical military experience with academic research to address health disparities among veterans and marginalized communities, published in Military Medicine, The Journal of Trauma, and New England Journal of Medicine.

As Graduate Nursing Programs Director, she integrates 33 years of U.S. Navy Reserve service (retiring as Captain) into academic leadership, though specific grant details and student mentoring records aren't documented in available sources.