1936
Edward Dodge is born in Salamanca, New York to Ralph Edward and Eunice Elvira Dodge.
1958
Edward Dodge receives a Bachelor of Arts from Taylor University.
1962
Edward Dodge receives a Doctor of Medicine from Indiana University.
1962
Dr. Dodge becomes a rotating intern at L.A. County General Hospital.
1964
Dr. Dodge is assigned to the Federal Reformatory of the U.S. Public Health Service Bureau of Prisons.
1964
Dr. Dodge becomes a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Public Health Service.
1966
Dr. Dodge becomes a resident in general preventive medicine at Johns Hopkins University.
1967
Dr. Dodge receives a Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University.
1967
Dr. Dodge becomes an assistant professor of public health at Haile Selassie University in Gondar, Ethiopia.
1970
Dr. Dodge becomes a staff physician at Frontier Nursing Service in Hyden, Kentucky.
1971
Dr. Dodge is appointed medical director of the Citrus-Levy County Health Department in Inverness, Florida.
1974
Dr. Dodge becomes an emergency department physician at Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis, Florida.
1975
Dr. Dodge ventures into private practice in Inverness, Florida.
1976
Dr. Dodge receives the Distinguished Service Award from the Florida Association of Emergency Medical Technicians.
1977
Dr. Dodge is appointed president of the Citrus County Medical Society.
1987
Dr. Dodge receives the Citizen of the Year Award from the Citrus County Chronicle.
1991
Dr. Dodge serves as the editor of Florida Family Physician.
1994
Dr. Dodge is appointed medical director of the Citrus Primary Care Network and becomes a clinical assistant professor at the University of Florida.
2005
Dr. Dodge authors “Tim’s Story-A Spiritual Perspective of Health.”
2010
Dr. Dodge becomes an adjunct professor in the faculty of health sciences at Africa University in Zimbabwe.