David McDaniels

David McDaniels is an American dermatologist practicing in Virginia Beach, VA. He holds board certification from the American Board of Dermatology and serves as co-director of Hampton University Skin of Color Research Institute.

He has a keen interest in the development of non-surgical skin rejuvenation treatments and products. Additionally, he consults for renowned skin care and cosmetic companies around the world.

Early Life and Education

McDaniels earned a place of honor as one of college football’s premier pass catchers during his time at John Carroll University. He had an eye for catch and an unwavering work ethic, which combined to make him standout among his peers.

He had the natural leadership qualities, taking initiative on and off the field – especially during his senior year. As team captain for 1996 season, he helped lead Virginia Cavaliers to a Division III national title.

McDaniels, then a student, found time to pen some short stories during his spare time. One particular work that caught the attention of an influential boy’s magazine was published shortly afterward.

Professional Career

McDaniels has been immersed in football his entire life. Raised in Canton, Ohio, he played quarterback for the Bulldogs under legendary coach Thom McDaniels during high school.

After graduating high school, he went on to play college football for John Carroll University (JCU) under Greg Debeljak ’88, 95G and Joe Perella ’63. During his four years at JCU, he amassed 41 receptions for 732 yards – an average of nearly 18 yards per catch.

Following graduation, he became a graduate assistant for the 1999 Michigan State Spartans under legendary coach Nick Saban. In 2001, he joined Bill Belichick at New England Patriots as a personnel assistant; this position involved helping break down film and creating scouting reports.

Achievement and Honors

David McDaniels has been recognized for his remarkable accomplishments in space research and technology development. He holds an aerospace engineer position at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

McDaniels is a member of the Fluid Physics & Dynamics Group in the Space Transportation Directorate, which conducts advanced guidance, control and navigation research and technology to significantly enhance safety and reliability for space vehicles. Recently he received an “Above & Beyond” Award from STD for his aerodynamic analysis support of the X-43C project – a flight demonstration vehicle powered by an experimental air-breathing engine.

At a special induction ceremony held at Byram Hills’ Cum Laude Society headquarters on January 31st, Samantha Abbruzzese, Ellen Amico, Abigail Binder, Alan Chang, Zachary Cogan, Rahul Gupta, Tyler Harp, Isabelle Ilan, Elyse Kanner Emma Lucchino David McDaniels and Sydney Nepo were inducted. Joy Reynolds – an educator by profession – delivered the address as guest of honor.

Personal Life

David McDaniels was an adoring individual who enjoyed spending time with people. He particularly enjoyed spending his free time outdoors, fishing and camping.

He was a beloved family member and friend to many. Additionally, he was an active participant of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) in Macomb, IL.

He was an enthusiastic sports fan, especially NASCAR and the Cardinals. Additionally, he was an active supporter of Macomb Speedway and enjoyed attending their events.

Net Worth

Dave McDaniels is currently the head coach of the Miami Dolphins and estimated to earn a salary of $3.5 million annually.

His net worth is estimated to be approximately $4 million, making him one of the richest coaches in NFL history.

He is best known for his contributions to the Miami Dolphins. Appointed head coach in 2009, he is credited with altering their culture within the organization.

He graduated from John Carroll University and then worked as a graduate assistant at Michigan State University. In 2001, he joined the New England Patriots as their personnel assistant; later serving as their Quarterbacks Coach, Defensive Coordinator, and Offensive Coordinator.