Clarence E. Boudreaux, M.D.
Dr. Boudreaux is a native of New Orleans. He majored in biology at the University of New Orleans. While there, he was active in the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity and served as president of the University of New Orleans Premedical Society. He attended Louisiana State University Medical College – Shreveport where he earned his doctorate in medicine. He was awarded membership into the National Medical Honor Society, Alpha Omega Alpha, in 1984 and received his medical degree with honors in 1985.

An internship year followed at Charity Hospital in New Orleans which broadened his exposure to surgical specialties. After choosing dermatology for his life long specialty he trained for 2 years at the University Medical Center of Arkansas Department of Dermatology. Furthering his career and professional exposure he served as Longwood Hospital’s Chief Resident at Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts from 1988-1989. Dr. Boudreaux has been in private practice in the beach community of Jacksonville, Florida since 1990.

He has served as president of the Jacksonville Dermatology Society and is an active member of the Florida Medical Association, Florida Society of Dermatology Surgeons, American Academy of Dermatology and the Florida Physician’s Association. He has been a Clinical Assistant Professor of Dermatology at the University of Florida since 1991.

He has found time to serve the community through volunteer work with the American Cancer Society, donated free care to the indigent through Shands Hospital Dermatology Clinic and is a current leader in the Boy Scouts of America.