Arne Eliasson
Medical Doctor, US Army Officer, and Psychiatrist in Temple, Texas
Arne Eliasson, a Psychiatry Resident Physician at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center in Fort Cavazos, Texas, is celebrated for his outstanding academic and professional achievements in the field of medicine. His journey from a dedicated student to a leading psychiatric expert underscores his commitment to his career and his ability to lead.
Eliasson's foundation was laid in a disciplined, academic-focused environment. He graduated from Springbrook High School in 2006, where he was captain of both the Cross Country and Swim teams and achieved high accolades in these sports. His involvement extended beyond athletics to active participation in community service through his local church. This early experience in leadership and service paved the way for his future endeavors.
After high school, he attended Montgomery College on a full-ride scholarship awarded by the Montgomery Scholars Program. This scholarship also allowed him to study abroad at Cambridge University and participate in a scholarly tour of China. Eliasson then transferred to Johns Hopkins University, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology, specializing in Latin American Studies, in 2010.
Eliasson's professional career began in Baltimore, Maryland, where he worked as a bicycle messenger and founded Epic Couriers LLC. His entrepreneurial spirit shone as he led the company to success before selling it. His commitment to helping others continued as he volunteered at the Shepherd's Clinic for the Uninsured, eventually earning a full-time position as a Patient Care Coordinator due to his dedication and hard work.
His medical journey commenced at Goucher College in Towson, Maryland, where he prepared for medical school. His efforts culminated in his acceptance into the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) in Bethesda, Maryland. Commissioned as an officer in the United States Army in 2018, he underwent rigorous training at various Military Treatment Facilities across the country, enhancing his medical and leadership skills.