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Clear KetamineTherapy · Wesley Chapel
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Our Clinical Team

The clinical team behind Clear Ketamine Therapy: who is responsible for your care, and what each role does.

Who is responsible for your care

Clear Ketamine Therapy is under the medical direction of Jason Saylor, DO, a physician licensed in the State of Florida and board-certified in Family Medicine. He sets the clinical protocols this clinic follows, reviews who is and is not a candidate for treatment, and holds responsibility for prescribing and for the safety of every course of care.

A physician is responsible for your treatment plan from evaluation through follow-up. Trained clinical staff deliver and monitor sessions under those protocols.

How the clinical team is structured

Care at Clear Ketamine Therapy is delivered by a team with clearly divided responsibilities.

  • Medical Director: the physician responsible for clinical protocols, treatment decisions, and oversight of every patient.
  • Treating clinicians: the licensed clinicians who deliver and supervise treatment sessions.
  • Monitoring staff: the team members who track vital signs and patient comfort during and after each session.
  • Care coordination: scheduling, follow-up communication, and coordination with your other providers.

What physician supervision means in practice

Physician supervision is not a marketing phrase here. It means a physician evaluates your candidacy, sets your treatment plan, and remains responsible for your care throughout. It means trained staff are present and monitoring during every session, with clear protocols for the rare situations that need escalation.

This standard is not unique to us. Some related treatments are required by federal program rules to be administered under observation. We believe treatment with a compounded, unapproved medication deserves the same seriousness, and we hold ourselves to it.

Questions worth asking any ketamine clinic

Wherever you seek treatment — including here — you deserve straight answers to a few basic questions.

  • Who performs the medical evaluation, and what are their credentials?
  • Who is in the room during treatment sessions, and what training do they have?
  • What monitoring happens during and after a session?
  • What is the protocol if something goes wrong?
  • How is follow-up handled between sessions?

In person or by telehealth

You can be seen both ways. Consultations, planning conversations, and follow-up visits happen in person at our Wesley Chapel clinic or by telehealth — whichever works better for you.

Ketamine itself is always administered in person, at the clinic, with a clinician monitoring you throughout. We do not prescribe ketamine for use at home.

Telehealth visits require you to be physically located in Florida at the time of the visit.

Team roles — profiles published after verification

Jason Saylor, DO

Medical Director

Sets our clinical protocols, reviews patient selection, and holds responsibility for prescribing and treatment safety. Board-certified in Family Medicine. Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine. Licensed physician, State of Florida.

Treating clinicians

Licensed clinicians assess candidacy, coordinate with your existing prescriber, deliver treatment sessions, and guide follow-up between them.

Nursing & monitoring staff

Nursing staff monitor you throughout every treatment session and handle the pre- and post-session checks.

Common questions

Jason Saylor, DO — our Medical Director, licensed in Florida and board-certified in Family Medicine — is responsible for clinical protocols, candidacy decisions, and prescribing. Trained clinical staff deliver and monitor your sessions under those protocols.

Sources & further reading

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Talk with our clinical team

A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment. Ask questions, share what you are comfortable sharing, and learn whether ketamine therapy may be worth considering for you.

Not for emergencies — call or text 988 or 911 if you are in crisis.