Emilie Katherine Johnson

Dr. Emilie Katherine Johnson is at the forefront of discovery in pediatric urology and health services research. As an Associate Professor of Urology at Northwestern University, she dedicates her career to advancing the understanding and treatment of pediatric urologic conditions. Her work is pivotal in improving outcomes for young patients, particularly those with acute and chronic urologic issues. Dr. Johnson's research is deeply rooted in exploring differences of sex development and enhancing access to neonatal circumcision. She is committed to ensuring that all children receive the highest quality of care, regardless of their condition. Her innovative approach to health services research aims to identify and address gaps in care delivery, ultimately improving the overall health and well-being of her patients. In addition to her research, Dr. Johnson is passionate about developing interventions that enhance the quality and safety of pediatric urologic care. Her work often involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to create comprehensive strategies that ensure optimal outcomes for children undergoing surgical procedures. Her dedication to pediatric surgical quality of care is reflected in her numerous publications and contributions to the field. Dr. Johnson's commitment to her field extends beyond research, as she actively participates in clinical practice and education. She is known for her compassionate approach to patient care and her ability to translate complex medical information into understandable terms for families. Her efforts not only improve individual patient outcomes but also contribute to the broader field of pediatric urology, setting new standards for excellence in care.