Dr. Jim Johnson
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Department: |
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Family
Practice |
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Board
Status: |
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Board
Certified in Family Practice |
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Medical
Group: |
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Palo
Alto Medical Foundation |
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Practice
Status: |
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Physician
is accepting new patients at this time. |
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Medical
School: |
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Vanderbilt
University, 1993 |
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Internship: |
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Mayo
Clinic, Jacksonville, FL |
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Residency: |
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Mayo
Clinic, Jacksonville, FL |
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Fellowships: |
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Sports
Medicine, San Jose Medical Center and Stanford |
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Professional
Interests / Specialties: |
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Sports
Medicine; overuse injuries in swimmers and other Olympic athletes |
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Personal
Interests: |
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Dr.
Johnson enjoys coaching, swimming, many other fitness activities,
reading and traveling. |
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Affiliated
Organizations: |
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American
College of Sports Medicine, American Medical Society for Sports
Medicine, USA Swimming National Team Physician, Stanford University
Team Physician |
In addition, Dr. Johnson is a Level 4 Coach and has coached under Gregg Troy, Richard Quick and assisted Coach Joe Goeken (with on deck coaching duties and physiologic monitoring) in preparing Gustavo Borges and Carlos Jayme for the 2000 Olympics where they were part of Brazil's first Olympic Medal winning Realy (Bronze in 400 FR). He is a USA National Team Physician and will be traveling with the Team USA to Pan Pacific Games in the late summer. Dr. Johnson has served as the Team Physician for Stanford Women's Swimming the past two years.