Dr. Clint Butler, MD

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Providing Compassionate Care in the Haynesville Community for Over Two Decades

A respected family physician, Dr. Butler is making a significant impact within the Haynesville community through his exceptional medical expertise and compassionate patient care. Affiliated with Claiborne Memorial Medical Center, he operates at the esteemed Butler Abshire Medical Clinic, where he has been providing top-quality healthcare services to patients for over two decades.

With a strong commitment to the well-being of his patients, he has built a reputation for his personalized approach to healthcare and his unwavering dedication to improving the lives of those he serves. 

Before embarking on his professional journey, Dr. Butler attended the LSU School of Medicine in Shreveport, where he graduated with honors in the class of 1996. Following his medical school education, he pursued further training at Louisiana State University (Shreveport) and Rapides Regional Medical Center, completing his residency in family medicine in 1999.

Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a deep commitment to staying at the forefront of medical advancements and best practices in family medicine. His continuous pursuit of excellence and dedication to ongoing education have allowed him to offer his patients the latest and most effective treatment options available.

Patients who have had the privilege of being under Dr. Butler’s care attest to his exceptional bedside manner, genuine compassion, and unparalleled medical expertise. His warm and empathetic approach to patient care creates a comforting environment for individuals seeking medical treatment, making him a highly sought-after physician in the Haynesville community.

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