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Family and Community Medicine
Bryan Johnston, MD

Bryan Johnston, MD

Associate Professor; Director, Family Medicine Clerkship; Elective Course Director, Family Medicine as Counterculture Medicine; Residency Faculty at North Side Family Medicine Residency Program

Contact Information

Clinical Expertise

  • Addiction Medicine
  • Community Medicine
  • Education, Medical
  • Family Practice
  • Global Health
  • Nutritional Sciences

Methodologies and Techniques

  • Community-Based Participatory Research

Leadership Positions

  • Core Faculty, MCW Office of Community Engagement
  • Faculty, All Saints Family Medicine Residency Program

Publications

Publications of Bryan Johnston MD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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