Daniel S Roy

Daniel S Roy is a Physician Scientist at the Uniformed Services University's School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, with affiliations to Madigan Army Medical Center in Tacoma, WA. His work bridges clinical practice and research in developmental-behavioral pediatrics and neuromuscular disorders.

• Education
• BS in Chemistry from USMA (1985)
• MD from Uniformed Services University (1994)
• Pediatric Residency at Wm Beaumont AMC (1997)
• Developmental-Behavioral Fellowship at Madigan AMC (2006)

His research focuses on developmental-behavioral pediatrics, neuromuscular disorders, and clinical interventions for medically complex pediatric populations. Publications include studies on inhaled corticosteroid complications, diabetes management during travel, genetic factors in intellectual disabilities, and military-specific healthcare delivery models.

Recent publications highlight his expertise in pediatric endocrinology, genetics, and disaster preparedness. Key works include the 2022 study on respite care impacts for military parents, 2020's PRiSM method for disaster planning, and 2017's genetic research on TRIP12 haploinsufficiency. Sub-fields span insulin adjustments, cystic fibrosis diagnostics, and autism spectrum support systems.