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What’s it take to be an Air Force flight doctor? F-35 pilot Justin Lee talks with Dr. Clint Davidson in this edition of The Professionals Playbook

January 31, 2019
Justin Lee No Comments Expert Analysis, Military Aviation

Dr. Clint Davidson served as a USAF Flight Doctor for the 80th Fighter Squadron, known as the HeadHunters. As an expert in aerospace medicine, he kept the pilots in peak mental and physical condition. He also accumulated 72 hours of flight time in the F-16. Clint is now a Neuroradiologist fellow at Duke University.

In this episode, we go into how he selects his doctors, whether he’ll let his kids play football, and how he excels at retaining information. He also discusses how a mentor’s advice changed the way he studies and helped him go from a “B” student in high school to receiving academic achievement honors in both medical school and residency.

Listen below or find The Professionals Playbook on iTunes.

About the Author

Justin Lee Justin Lee is an Air Force Fighter Pilot based out of Phoenix, AZ. He has 8 years of experience flying both the F-16 Falcon and F-35 Lightning II. In 2016 he was selected as Shaw Air Force Base’s Instructor pilot of the year. In 2017 he returned from Afghanistan where his squadron dropped the most ordnance since the opening days of the war in 2001. He has 4 Air Medals and 400 hours of Combat flight time. Content published under any other name does not reflect Lee's personal views or opinions, nor do Lee's opinions reflect that of the U.S. Air Force.

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