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Training and Qualifications
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Judson Somerville, M.D.
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Judson Somerville, M.D. is a graduate of The University
of Texas Health Science Center with a medical degree. He received residency
training there and at The University of Massachusetts, in surgery and
anesthesiology. Dr. Somerville also served as chief resident of anesthesiology
at The University of Massachusetts. He is a Diplomat of the American Board of
Pain Medicine and a fellow of the American Board of Anesthesiologists with
subspecialty qualifications in pain management.
Dr. Somerville serves as the medical director of The Pain Management
Clinic of Laredo, the first physician-led clinic in Laredo directed toward
healing chronic pain. He has trained with Dr. Gabor Racz, a world
authority on invasive pain management at Texas Tech Medical Center in Lubbock,
Texas, to learn the latest techniques in treating chronic pain. Dr. Somerville
also visited the Sloan Kettering Cancer Hospital in New York City to learn
recent innovations in cancer pain treatments. During his residency at The
University of Massachusetts, the largest pain management clinic on the East
Coast, he completed extensive training in acute and chronic pain management.
Dr. Somerville has served as an anesthesiologist at Mercy Regional
Medical Center and at Columbia Doctor's Hospital in Laredo, and is president of
The Pain Management Clinic of Laredo. He stays involved in Continuing Quality
improvement at both Doctors Hospital of Laredo and Mercy Regional Hospital
through his contributions to improved patient care.
Dr. Somerville visits pain management clinics and seminars nationwide
to learn more and assure he provides to his patients the most effective and
efficient pain management in the south Texas region and Mexico. He also received
The American Medical Association Physician Recognition Award with Commendation
for Self Directed Learning in 1998.
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