Teresa Allen Do, Faafp

Teresa Allen, DO, FAAFP has a wealth of experience in the medical field. Teresa currently serves as the Deputy Director of the Medical Corps at the US Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. Prior to this, they held the role of Director of International Health Care at the BIED Society.

Throughout their career, they have held several leadership positions within the United States Department of the Navy. These roles include Commanding Officer at Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Executive Officer at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton, Officer in Charge Naval Branch Health Clinic - Portsmouth, and Head of Department of Family Medicine at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. Additionally, they have served as the Medical Director of the Maternal Infant Unit at Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune, a Family Medicine Obstetrical Fellow at the University of Rochester, a Family Medicine Physician for Fleet Surgical Team 7, and a Family Medicine Resident at Naval Hospital Jacksonville. Teresa began their career as a General Medical Officer at Naval Hospital Great Lakes.

Overall, Teresa Allen, DO, FAAFP has a strong background in healthcare administration and clinical practice within the military health system.

Teresa Allen, DO, FAAFP, obtained their Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Bethany College in 1993. Teresa then attended Midwestern University from 1994 to 1998, where they earned their Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree in Family Medicine. After completing their medical degree, they obtained their Medical Doctor certification from the Wisconsin Department of Safety & Professional Services in October 1999. In March 2002, they obtained the Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics certification from the American Academy of Family Physicians. Additionally, they received their Board Certification in Family Medicine from the American Board of Family Medicine in July 2004. Teresa pursued further education and completed a Fellowship in Obstetrics at the University of Rochester from 2005 to 2006. Teresa then attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 2009 to 2010, where they completed a Fellowship in Faculty Development.