Jeffery Karron Hawkins MD

Preventive Medicine, Sleep Medicine, Sports Medicine (Non-Surgical), Occupational Medicine

Sports Medicine Physician with a specialization in Pain Management

Summary

Dr. Jeffery Hawkins is a Sports Medicine physician in Fort Worth, TX. He received his medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch and has practiced for 13 years. He specializes in sports medicine (non-surgical) and is experienced in interventional pain management.

John Peter Smith Hospital (Tarrant County Hospital District)Fellowship, Sports Medicine (Family Medicine), 2014 - 2015
John Peter Smith Hospital (Tarrant County Hospital District)Residency, Family Medicine, 2011 - 2014
University of Texas Medical Branch School of MedicineClass of 2011
Southern Methodist UniversityBS EE, Electrical Engineering, 1999 - 2005

Top Doctors 360 West Magazine, 2021, 2023
Top Doctors Texas Magazine, 2019-2021, 2023
Cheif Fellow John Peter Smith Health Network Sports Medicine Fellowship, 2015
Edwin P. Tottenham, M.D. Scholarship Family Medicine Department at U.T.M.B. Medical School, 2011
Thomas N. James, M.D. Scholarship UTMB Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, 2007-2011
Phi Chi Grand Chapter Scholarship Phi Chi Medical Fraternity, 2010
Dr. Paul R. Stalnaker Scholarship The University of Texas Medical Branch, 2010
Best Overall Clinical Sciences Poster across all disciplines Medical Student Summer Research Program Research Competition, 2008
Adair Scholarship SMU Lyle: William Reekes Adair Scholarship Endowment Fund, 2002-2005
University Scholar Scholarship Southern Methodist University, 1999-2005
David Weekly Homes Scholarship David Weekly Homes, 1999
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PubMed

Abstracts/Posters

Analgesia and Improved Performance in a set of Patients Treated by Cooled Radiofrequency for Pain and Dysfunction
Jeffery K. Hawkins, M.D.; Robert D. Menzies, M.D, JPS Annual National Research Symposium, Fort Worth, Texas, 6/2015
Analgesia and Improved Performance in a set of Patients Treated by Cooled Radiofrequency for Pain and Dysfunction
Jeffery K. Hawkins, M.D.; Robert D. Menzies, M.D., American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, Hollywood, Florida, 4/2015
SPECIMEN SPECIFIC MUSCLE STRAIN DURING SIMULATED MINIMALLY INVASIVE TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY
Hawkins, J. K.;* Buford, W. L.; Grecula, M.J., Global Health Education Symposium, Galveston, Texas, 2008

Lectures

Other

The Affordable Care Act is the solution to the Affordable Care Act
Jeffery K. Hawkins, M.D., Joyce Communications, Nevada’s Washington Watch
http://joycecommunications.com/wordpress/op-ed-may2019-3/
3/2019

Analgesia and Improved Performance in a set of Patients Treated by Cooled Radiofrequency for Pain and DysfunctionStudied the ablation of periosteal nerves coursing through the knees by cooled radiofrequency (CRF) as an option for reducing pain and promoting overall improvement in knee function for as long as 9-months, as reflected by favorable changes in Oxford Knee Scores after CRF.2014 - 2015
Medical Student ResearcherPerformed study on the hip joint of human specimens analyzing MIS approaches for muscle strain injuries. The specimens were measured and simulated with the femur and leg positions adjusted to relevant positions to predict muscle stretch and strain with respect to neutral resting muscle length.2008 - 2008

Southwest Sports and Spinehttps://www.southwestsportsandspine.com/
Jeffery K. Hawkins, M.D. SWSShttps://sites.google.com/view/hawkins-m-d-swss/home