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Dr. Clifford Wood Jr, MD
Emergency Medicine*
Age 34
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Dr. Clifford Wood Jr, MD
Dallas, OR
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Salem Health West Valley525 SE Washington St, Dallas, OR 97338
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Office5246 Brittany Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
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Nov 04, 2023
Dr. Wood is very young. I was going to need a lot of stitches to my forehead and asked him how experienced he was at sutures. He said, 'This is my first time, but I just watched a U-Tube video and I feel confident. When I got home and took a look at the job he'd done I was AMAZED. He didn't mention that he's probably stayed at Holiday Inn a hundred times! He did a job that demonstrated skills that a plastic surgeon could be proud of. In retrospect, I'm sorry I didn't go ahead and have him also stitch the right eyelid. Fortunately, it is healing up nicely.
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Emergency Medicine
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Medical Education
- LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans School of Medicine
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- Emergency Medicine
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