Yes, Dye was appointed to several hospitals during his tenure in Arkansas. He was an assistant surgeon at the St. John's College Hospital in Little Rock until the Confederate evacuation in Sept. 1863. He then served in Camden until spring 1864, when he took over as Surgeon in Charge at the "Texas" hospital in Princeton, AR. In 1865, Dye was Surgeon in Charge at the Confederate Hospital in Magnolia, AR. After the war he returned to his home in Plano, TX and resumed his private practice.