Corey Clark's professional practice is focused on improving processes and operations in healthcare environments. He understands the effect architecture and design can have on the way individuals interact, feel, and communicate in these spaces. While receiving his Master of Architecture, Corey geared his focus towards reimagining the role healthcare environments play during the end-of-life for the terminally ill, researching the physical, mental, and emotional side of the care continuum and how codependency occurs between community and patients. As a Lean Six-Sigma Green Belt, his recent studies have expanded to encompass the process improvement of care delivery through the full spectrum of the care continuum and the environments in which they occur.

At MKM, Corey has had an active role in designing various healthcare facilities from tenant buildouts to primary care clinics. Beyond his work in healthcare design, Corey has worked on public projects ranging from housing, community development projects, and public libraries. Corey is responsible for assisting in project management, including planning, architectural design, visualization, and construction administration.