Dr. Roderick Earl Edmond

Dr. Edmond boasts an extensive history of dedicated service, marked by a distinguished educational background and multifaceted professional experience. His journey commenced with the attainment of a biology degree from Morehouse College, followed by the acquisition of his medical degree from Duke University in 1987. Demonstrating a commitment to excellence, he furthered his expertise through post-graduate training in general surgery at Beaumont Army Medical Center in El Paso, Texas, concurrently fulfilling the roles of physician and captain in the United States Army for a five-year period.

Dr. Edmond’s military service reached noteworthy heights as he assumed the pivotal role of Brigade Surgeon for the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, stationed on the demilitarized zone in the Republic of Korea. Beyond this significant responsibility, he served as a staff physician at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., contributing his medical acumen to the nation’s defense.

Notably, during his tenure at the Pentagon, Dr. Edmond displayed a remarkable commitment to continuous learning. Juggling the demands of a medical profession by day, he dedicated his nights to attending law school. This pursuit culminated in the successful completion of his law degree in 1993 from Georgetown University, adding a legal dimension to his already illustrious career. This unique combination of medical and legal expertise underscores Dr. Edmond’s exceptional dedication to intellectual growth and comprehensive service to his community and country.