Dr. Dornechia Carter MD
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Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Dornechia George Carter, MD, is now proud to call the Dallas-Fort Worth area home. She is a board certified by the American …
Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Dornechia George Carter, MD, is now proud to call the Dallas-Fort Worth area home. She is a board certified by the American Board of Dermatology and a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology. Dr. Carter completed her undergraduate education at Cornell University, earning a dual degree in Human Development, and Human Biology, Health, & Society. She attended medical school at Baylor College of Medicine, in Houston, TX as a Diversity Scholar. Following internship at The Methodist Hospital, she completed her training at BCM as the first African- American resident in the department of Dermatology. Dr. Carter has publications in various medical journals, and she has been a presenter at meetings of the American Academy of Dermatology and the Texas Dermatological Society. She has also volunteered as a speaker and mentor for the Cream City Medical Society Health Careers Mentorship Program, a program designed to encourage high school students to enter health care fields. Additionally, she was the featured speaker for the "Loving the Skin You’re In" seminar Milwaukee, WI. Her scope of practice encompasses medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology, with a special interest in psoriasis, skin of color, and skin cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.
Education
- Medical School - Baylor College of Medicine
- Baylor College of Medicine (Residency)
Languages Spoken
Board Certifications
- American Board of Dermatology
Professional Memberships
- Texas Dermatological Society
Insurances Accepted
Patient Reviews
Dr. Carter was very nice and helpful. The treatment she gave me has already started working and it has not even been a full 2 weeks. At the first application I noticed a big change. Thank you Dr. Carter!
Very good and informative.
Dr. Dornechia was very professional however, the young woman at the front could probably use some training in professionalism and customer service. She was on her cell phone quite a bit which in 100% of the doctor's offices I've visited in the past is a no no.