Dr. Clark received his Doctorate of Chiropractic at Western States Chiropractic College in Portland, Oregon in 1991. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology. Dr. Clark enjoys learning new chiropractic techniques and scientific discoveries, and therefore attends numerous Post-Graduate trainings every year. He has mastered numerous chiropractic techniques utilizing manual adjusting, light force and instrument adjusting, as well as adjustments for the extremities and also cranial (skull bones) adjusting.

Dr. Clark is a member of the Washington State Chiropractic Association, the International Chiropractor's Association, The ICA Council on Wellness Science and the Brain Injury Association of Washington.

In 2007, Dr. Clark earned a Post-Graduate certification in Wellness Science from the International Chiropractor's Association Council on Wellness Science. This makes him a Certified Chiropractic Wellness Practitioner (C.C.W.P.). He also has a certification in Automobile Collision Injuries from 2005 and is a specialist in treating automobile accident injuries.

Dr. Clark is a former two-term President of the East King County Chiropractic Association from 1996-1998. In 1997 he was one of only 21 chiropractors from across the country to serve a goodwill mission in northern Panama where he adjusted thousands of people.

Market Place Chiropractic Wellness Center offers a variety of wellness services. These include not only chiropractic care, but also massage therapy, nutritional counseling and products, and detoxification. Massage Therapy is provided by Kelsy Stevens, LMP, Becky Dunham, LMP, Michelle Flynn, LMP and the Director of Massage Therapy Stasha Howarth-Clark, LMP, all graduates of the Spectrum Center School of Massage in Lake Stevens.

Dr. Clark is married to Stasha, a licensed massage practitioner. Stasha is the Director of Massage Therapy at Market Place Chiropractic Wellness Center. He has a daughter, Brenna, who recently earned her Master's Degree in Education in Oregon. She is married to Aaron, who is a great addition to the family.

When not serving his patients, Dr. Clark enjoys photography, painting, reading, and hiking. He and Stasha are proud parents of the MPCWC mascot and therapy dog, Lola, a French Bulldog. Most days you will find Lola meandering through the rooms at MPCWC saying "hi" to anyone and everyone.