Clark served with distinction in the United States Air Force. Every single time I have a patient return after surgery and thank me for giving them their life back, I get to renew my love of bariatric surgery.”ĭr. “It is a wonderful feeling to be able to help someone who has chosen to take control of their weight and is motivated to change their life. He feels focused, fully immersed, and experiences extreme gratification. When in the operating room time seems to stop and all the chaos of the outside world fades away. Clark chose to become a surgeon because he finds the operating room to be a sanctuary of sorts. Clark now lives in Anchorage and has two beautiful daughters.ĭr. He has traveled extensively throughout North America, South America, Europe, Africa and Asia. In college he played tennis and rowed crew at Oxford University in England. He grew up as an avid tennis player and enjoyed golf, hiking, fishing, and camping. Justin Clark was born and raised in San Diego, California. Not to mention kids are just so fun, genuine, and resilient!Įducation: Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine.Dr. I cherish the opportunity to make a difference in a child and family's life. Why I chose pediatrics? As a pediatrician I am humbled to play a role in helping children and families through both exciting and challenging times. Kids? Just one adorable chocolate lab puppy right now In my adult years I've really enjoyed Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen, Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Into Thin Air by Jack Krakauer Popper's Penguins by Florence and Richard Atwater. Professional interests? Growth and development, preventative care, immunizations, supporting families to help prevent adverse childhood experiencesįavorite Book(s)? Growing up I loved Mr. Plus spending time with family/friends/my puppy Personal interests? Running, hiking, backpacking, cross-country skiing, or really any outdoor activity. If we know when you’re unhappy or not fully satisfied, we can more easily fix the situation. Tell us when something is troubling you, whether it’s that the front door is difficult to open, that one of us was short-tempered with you, or that the prescription doesn’t seem to be working.Sometime this means no treatment at all, just cautious observation and rest. The best treatment is safe and effective. Realize that any treatment (vitamins, herbs, prescription drugs, alternative medications, over-the-counter medications, chiropractic adjustments, etc.) has potential risks and benefits.Please let us know if you are confused about a treatment or prescription or if your child’s condition worsens. Follow the recommended treatment plan and report any problems.An accurate assessment requires the “whole picture”. Let us know if your child is seeing other health professionals and/or is receiving treatment not prescribed by us. Share all information with us regarding your child’s health even if you think it embarrassing, too personal or unimportant.At these visits we assess growth, development, nutritional status, safety risks, and screen for illness. Follow the Well Child Schedule for physicals and immunizations recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.A consistent provider and their respective team improves continuity, communication, and care. When your child’s provider is unavailable we will arrange an appointment with another provider on your PCP's team. Choose one of our pediatricians or nurse practitioners as your child’s primary health care provider (PCP).We believe the result will be better care and a stronger relationship! To ensure that your child is receiving the best care we encourage to follow our tips for good health care below. In return for your involvement and communication, we promise to do our best. We are pleased to offer you the expertise of our specially trained pediatric staff.
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