Jay Michael Dintaman

Colonel Jay M. Dintaman is a board-certified Neonatal-Perinatal specialist and Physician Scientist at the School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, where he serves as Commandant for the Graduate Education Office and Enlisted to Medical Doctor Degree Program. He has held leadership roles including Chief of Army Medical Readiness and Chief of the Integrated Neonatology Service at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

Education

• University of Delaware: BS in Biochemistry (1996)
• Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences: MD (2003)
• National Capital Consortium: Pediatrics Residency (2006) and Neonatal-Perinatal Fellowship (2011)

Dintaman’s research focuses on Premature Infant Nutrition, military-specific neonatal medicine quality initiatives, and Warrior Care outcomes. His work bridges clinical practice with military health systems.

Recent publications span neonatal immunization, antibacterial vaccine development, vascular disorders in adolescents, and pharmacological mechanisms, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach to pediatric and military medicine.

He has operational experience as a Flight Surgeon in Korea and Command Surgeon for the Warrior Transition Brigade-National Capital Region, emphasizing military healthcare delivery.