MARK DAWSON, M.D.
Marriage and Family Therapists at Eiger Rd, Austin, TX

Director of Community Development volunteer at Vertu Foundation, Director of Development volunteer at Ah-Gah-Pay Mercy Children's Center

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Vertu Foundation - Greater Denver Area since Jun 2010 - Director of Community Development volunteer Ah-Gah-Pay Mercy Children's Center since Jul 2007 - Director of Development volunteer Human Rights Law Network, Delhi - Mumbai Area, India May 2012 - Aug 2012 - Intern Shred-it Oct 2009 - Jun 2011 - Customer Service Representative

The University of Texas School of Law 2011 - 2014
JD John Brown University 2003 - 2007
BS, Outdoor Leadership Ministries

Community Development, Hiking, Ultimate Frisbee.

Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice: Human Rights Scholar: 2012-2013 Academic Year, Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice: Human Rights Fellow- Summer 2012, Shred-It Denver Employee of the month, August 2010 President’s List 2003-2004 ilead@Life Leadership Program 2003-2007

Dr. Dawson started his practice more than 25 years ago with practice philosophies that he has worked hard to continue despite the changing world of medical care. The concept of providing the type of care he would expect to receive as a patient is probably the center point of the methods he tries to employ. In that respect, it is good to see a movement to bring back in focus the concept of the medical home, where patients can feel they have a central location for care and information that they can rely on and be comfortable with. This is the very core of traditional family medicine, and is the type of relationship that he feels will help good medical care survive the currently evolving American healthcare system. “I believe strongly that having the patient, office staff and providers work as a team is the most efficient, comprehensive, and satisfying way to provide good health care. This means the medical side of the team should strive to be responsive in a timely fashion, available for care when needed, listening to concerns, and providing or coordinating appropriate care. To complement that, the patient side of the team should communicate concerns and problems as they arise, cooperate in planning and implementing treatment plans, and do their best to practice healthy lifestyles. Realizing that there are limitations to either side being perfect in these goals, we never the less need to strive to accomplish them. It is exciting and invigorating to be able to use current technology and resources to help achieve these goals, and I am confident that Premier Family Physicians will continue to be a dynamic and effective agent in providing unparalleled health care services.“

Family Physician

5716 W Highway 290, Austin, TX 78735
5625 Eiger Rd, Austin, TX 78735

American Board of Family Medicine Certification in Family Medicine

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