Dr. Orette Clarke is originally from Inglewood, California. He holds a master’s degree from Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science, where he publishes articles on colorectal cancer and community interventions. He earned his medical degree from New York Medical/TCOM and completed transitional training at Riverside University Health System. Dr. Clarke has a particular interest in gastroenterology in underserved communities. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing soccer, and reading.

Dr. Orette Clarke has proven leadership in systemic and health justice. As founder of the Karrel Douglas Education Foundation, he has opened pathways for over 500+ marginalized Caribbean youth. At EXPOSE, he applies this expertise, melding trauma-informed intervention, survivor-centered education, and policy advocacy to combat human trafficking.