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Bio
Mark Brown, MD, graduated magna cum laude from TCU before attending Baylor for medical school. He followed his General Surgery and ENT training with a microvascular surgery fellowship, all at Harvard. After four years of academic medicine at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Brown entered private practice for 22 years. He has been in large and small groups, solo practice, and employed in the New Zealand national health system as an MD.
Dr. Brown also has an MBA from George Washington University, which has helped him understand the business side of medicine as well as develop as a leader. He has been involved in the residency application and selection process at Johns Hopkins. He loves to teach and mentor aspiring students and physicians.
Education
Undergraduate: TCU
Medical School: Baylor
MBA: George Washington University
Fellowship
Microvascular Surgery at Harvard
Fun Fact
Dr. Brown loves to eat, so he loves to cook. He finds that learning about the cuisine of a culture provides great insight into the people and customs.
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