Dale Fuller

MD - Former American College of Surgeons

After earning degrees in Pharmacy and Medicine from the University of Iowa, and completing a residency at The University of Iowa Hospitals, and service as a medical officer in the US Air Force, Dr. and Mrs. Fuller (Jean) and their three children, Susan, Catherine, and David, left Iowa City, and came to Dallas in 1968. Dr. Fuller joined the medical staff at St. Paul Medical Center, where he served as Medical Director of the St. Paul Center for Radiation Oncology from 1970 through 1990. Dr. Fuller joined Texas Oncology, P.A. in 1992, becoming the first Medical Director for Radiation Oncology in this state-wide group, now including over 250 specialists in Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Gynecologic Oncology, and Pediatric Oncology in cancer centers in many cities across Texas.

Dr. Fuller served his profession in numerous capacities in medical organizations at local, state and national levels. After retiring from full-time practice in 1999, Dr. Fuller served as a field surveyor for the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons from 2000-2006. In that role he surveyed 87 different hospital cancer programs from coast to coast. His goal was always to leave those programs better than he found them, and in most instances he was successful. Dr. Fuller has served his community in a number of roles, none more rewarding terms of personal satisfaction than his long term association with Dallas' Ronald McDonald House, from its founding in the late 1970's through the present date.

Dr. and Mrs. Fuller continue to be fortunate in having all three of their children and their six grandchildren all living nearby, in Dallas and Argyle, TX.