Dr. LAWRENCE ICHIRO LEON

I'm a doctor, teacher, philosopher, student, friend, and volunteer at Volunteer Center-SN Gabriel, The Midnight Mission, Karsh Family Social Service Center, and Texas, Homeless Services Authority.

Over the years after my medical institutions in the United States, I've been an Orthopedic Surgeon doctor, a Passionate doctor with extensive experience in Internal medicine and hospital setting, Adept in properly diagnosing and strategizing for the best treatment plans for patients, bringing forth an empathetic and professional attitude, and committed to providing patients with the best care possible.

I'm well Experienced in counseling patients on preventative care and positive lifestyle changes.
A strong leader who works well under pressure and with other medical professionals.

I am Japanese from Yokohama but I grew up and spent most of my life In Houston Texas, USA.
My interests range from arts, Philosophy, and psychology, to reading.
I am also interested in food, photography, cycling, traveling, and learning about the different cultures, religions, people, and aspects of life.

I obtained my bachelor of Science in Human Biology and minor in Bioethics with Honors degree in Texas, which was a 4-year medical degree, and as well completed my 5-year graduate medical residency.

My medical residency includes patient contact, general surgical practice, subspecialty work, and a few research which I completed, right before I left to the UK 🇬🇧 to study English for foreign student exchange programs.

As a part of the Medical Scholars Program, I attended the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA where I received my M.D. During medical school, I received the Smookler, Folding, and Kareti scholarships, and was also inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Medical Society.

I trained with experts in the latest joint reconstruction techniques including complex revision surgery.

I am very involved in the academic community. I am currently working as a contract surgeon for various top health and humanitarian organizations. I have also been presented with award-winning research at international conferences and volunteered internationally to help provide total joint replacement surgery for underserved patients.
As a member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery and the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons, I ensure I stay on top of the latest information and treatment options for patients in my care.