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Dr. Lewis Clarke, “Doc”, is a board certified physiatrist in private practice in Webster, TX.

Dr Clarke is dedicated to treating patients with strokes, spinal cord injuries, MS, muscular dystrophies, neurologic diseases, musculoskeletal and sports injuries and chronic pain syndromes. His investigative approach and desire to solve medical problems makes him a favorite among patients.

He initially received his BA degree at Baylor University in Waco, Texas and went on to earn a Master of Science degree at University of Texas at Dallas. His enthusiasm for pharmacology and neurochemistry developed during these years and he was accepted into the graduate program in Cell Biology and Southwestern Medical School at Dallas where he completed his Ph.D. in neurochemistry.

Doc’s passion for knowledge and natural inclination to help people paired with his Ph.D in neurochemistry fueled his desire to do more and led him to attend the Texas Tech University School of Medicine where he earned his M.D. degree, giving him the uncommon and valuable title of M.D., Ph.D. 

He moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he was accepted for an internship in internal medicine at Emory University School of Medicine after which he returned to Houston and completed his residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He founded a hospital in Webster, Texas for general physical rehabilitation medicine upon finishing his training.

Achievements

  • 1980-1982National Research Service Award Predoctoral Fellow

    sponsored by National Institute of Health for study in the Cardiopulmonary Division of the Department of Internal medicine at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School at Dallas. Sponsor: Jere J. Mitchell, M.D.

  • 1982-1983National Research Service Award

    , sponsored by National Institute of Health: the Department of Physiology at Texas Tech University School of Medicine Director: Charles D. Barnes, Ph.D.

  • 1982-1986Scholarship for the Study of Medicine

    sponsored by the Teagle Foundation
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Articles & Publications

Price, K.P., and Clarke, L.K.: 1978, Behavioral and psychophysiological correlates of the coronary-prone personality: new data and unanswered questions. Journal of Psychosomatic Research 22:409-417.
Gatchel, R.J., Korman, M., Weis, C.B., Smith, D., Clarke, L.: 1978, A multiple-response evaluation of EMG biofeedback performance during training and stress-induction conditions. Psychophysiology 15(3) :253-258.
Galosy, R.A., Clarke, L.K., Mitchell, J.H.: 1978, Cardiac changes to signalled shock avoidance in dogs. Physiology and Behavior 2 1(1): 33-38.
Price, K.P., and Clarke, L.K.: 1979, Classical conditioning of normal controls. Headache 1 9(6):328-332.
Galosy, R.A., and Clarke, L.K.: 1980, Effects of left dorsal and ventral ansa subclavian transection on cardiac changes during behavioral stress in dogs. Physiology and Behavior 25: 195-203.
Galosy, R.A., and Clarke, L.K., Ward, D.L., and Pak, C.Y.C.: 1980, Renal oxalate excretion in calcium urolithiasis. Journal of Experimental Zoology 216:35.
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