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In March 2018, Dr. Morton was elected to be the democratic nominee for the District 11 position on the Texas State Board of Education. Although she did not win the election, she received over 258,000 votes. Dr. Morton lives in the Tanglewood neighborhood in southwest Fort Worth.
- Bio | Dr. Carla Morton
After leaving her private pediatric and developmental...
- Dr. Carla Morton for Texas Board of Education District 11
Dr. Morton is a former candidate for the Texas State Board...
- Bio | Dr. Carla Morton
Dr. Carla Morton for Science and Social Justice. 842 likes · 1 talking about this. I am a former candidate for the Texas State Board of Education and the Ft Worth ISD School Board. Although I am not...
After leaving her private pediatric and developmental neuropsychology practice in Chicago, Dr. Morton moved to Fort Worth, TX to work as a staff neuropsychologist at Cook Children’s Medical Center. Her primary specialty areas are stroke, concussion, demyelinating disorders, congenital heart defects, chromosomal abnormalities, and autism ...
Neuro-oncology team. Pediatric neuro-oncologists are specially trained in the diagnosis and treatment of tumors and cancers of the central nervous system. Tumors and cancers in children often behave very differently from those in adults and can require very different treatment.
Dr. Morton is a former candidate for the Texas State Board of Education and the Fort Worth ISD School Board. Although she is not currently running for office, you can follow her on Facebook at: Dr. Carla Morton for Science and Social Justice
22 Απρ 2021 · Carla Hearl Morton. After working in the mental health setting as a Board-Certified Music Therapist, Dr. Morton completed her Masters and PhD degrees in clinical psychology at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chicago, IL.
Dr. Morton has relocated her practice. She is now a staff neuropsychologist at Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth, TX. Appointments can be scheduled by calling (682) 885-7450.
