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July 2009 Meeting: Hydrocephalus
On June - 29 - 2009
Hydrocephalus
Presented by Dr. John Johnson
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Portofino’s Italian Restaurant
3795 E. North Street Greenville
Lecture: 6:30 PM
Business Meeting (members only): 5:30 PM
Sponsored by Codman
Space is limited please RSVP to scupstateaann@yahoo.com by July 16th
or call Amber Mitchell at 208-241-8646
About Dr. John Kim Johnson, MD:
Dr. John Kim Johnson, MD, practices Neurological Surgery in Greenville, SC with Southeastern Neurosurgical and Spine Institute seneurosurgical.com. Dr. Johnson received his medical degree from Wayne State University School Of Medicine
Spring Arbor College – B.A.
Wayne State University – M.D.
Memorial Medical Center – Internship
University of Cincinnati Medical Center – Neurosurgical Residency
University of Toronto – Pediatric Neurosurgery Fellowship
American Board of Neurological Surgery – 1991
Hydrocephalus
Presented by Dr. John Johnson
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Portofino’s Italian Restaurant
3795 E. North Street Greenville
Lecture: 6:30 PM
Business Meeting (members only): 5:30 PM
Sponsored by Codman
Space is limited please RSVP to scupstateaann@yahoo.com by July 16th
or call Amber Mitchell at 208-241-8646
About Dr. John Kim Johnson, MD:
Dr. John Kim Johnson, MD, practices Neurological Surgery in Greenville, SC with Southeastern Neurosurgical and Spine Institute seneurosurgical.com. Dr. Johnson received his medical degree from Wayne State University School Of Medicine
Spring Arbor College – B.A.
Wayne State University – M.D.
Memorial Medical Center – Internship
University of Cincinnati Medical Center – Neurosurgical Residency
University of Toronto – Pediatric Neurosurgery Fellowship
American Board of Neurological Surgery – 1991
Neuro Review Recap
On April - 20 - 2009
The Neuro Review in March was a great success. Information presented included brain anatomy, neuro assessments, strokes, seizures, brain tumors, neurodegenerative disorders, and much more. Special thanks first to Cindy Burns for coordinating the event and being so detailed and dedicated in coordinating a useful and informative event. Secondly, we would like to thank all of our speakers that volunteered their time to helping us expand our knowledge. They include: Doug Kennemore, MD; Shannon Sternburg MSN, CNRN; Valerie Johnson BSN, RN; John Absher MD; Timothy McHenry MD; Tamara Fatianov, MD; Chris Troup, MD, Stephen Gardner, MD; and Doug McCormick MSN, FNP-BC.
Why exactly did we have a neuro review? Well, besides the obvious reason to gain more knowledge in the field of neuroscience, the review materials also covered the main concepts in the CNRN exam. I have included some information about the CNRN exam for you to lean more. Here is an article on understanding the CNRN exam. You can also download the CNRN Handbook 09. If you have questions or need more information you can go to the AANN website to get more information.
