Kendra Johnson

Every patient interaction is a key milestone to empower a person to set healthy goals to reach a healthy, balanced lifestyle. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. I am a personable Family Nurse Practitioner who possesses excellent communication to foster a team building approach with like peers, staff, and physicians to seamlessly streamline appropriate healthcare.

• Family Nurse Practitioner, American Academy of Nurse Practitioner (AANP), 06/2029, Ohio
• Certified Nurse Practitioner, State of Ohio, 10/2025, Ohio
• Basic Life Support (BLS), State of Ohio, 10/2025, Ohio

• American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), 2014
• United States Army Reserve Nurse Corp Officer, 2007

• 307th Medical Brigade HHC Commander (2011-2013)
• US Transcom Army Element PACOM Liaison (2013-2015)
• 5501st United States Army Hospital (USAH) Deactivated (2015)
• 7454th Medical Backfill Battalion Medical Readiness Officer (2015-2017)
• Central Medical Area Readiness Support Group (CEMARSG) Brigade Medical Readiness Officer (2017-2019)
• 7228th Medical Support Unit (MSU) Medical Readiness Provider (2019-2021)
• Riverside Methodist Hospital, McConnell 3 Heart Lead Chair, Education Team Shared Governance

• 256th Combat Support Hospital, Medical Readiness Officer, 2006-2007
• 256th Combat Support Hospital, Executive Officer, 2009-2011
• 7228th Mobilization, Fort Hood, TX Soldier Readiness Processing Center (SRPC) Provider, Training Officer, 2021-2022
• 7243rd Mobilization, Fort Bliss, TX Soldier Readiness Processing Center (SRPC) Provider, Conus Replacement Center (CRC) A/B Provider Officer in Charge (OIC) C, 2022-2022
• 7251st Mobilization, Fort Bliss, TX Soldier Readiness Processing Center (SRPC) Provider, Officer in Charge (OIC), 2022-2023

• William Beaumont Army Medical Center (WBAMC) Soldier Readiness Processing Center (SRPC) Ft. Bliss, TX, Nurse Practitioner, 1/2022 - Present, Involuntarily mobilized in support of Operation Freedom as a provider responsible for the medical and behavior health mobilization and demobilization disposition of Active Duty (AD), National Guard (NG), Reserve Component (RC) Soldiers, and civilian contractor within the IAW AR 40-501 Standards of Medical Fitness, AR 40-502 Medical Readiness, DA PAM 40-502, and seven geographical combatant commands (COCOM ). Endorsed as the provider supervisor at Fort Bliss, TX Mobilization Force Generation Installation (MFGI) designated to provide mobilization support for both current and contingency operations. Fort Bliss MFGI processing capabilities of 40,000 to 60,000 service members annually. The provider supervisor has operational oversight responsibilities to implement, train, guide, and evaluated 19 military and 10 civilian quarterly reviews to meet standards of medical readiness requirements. Completed weekly commander unit brief (CUB) operational metrics. Responsible for civilian weekly timesheet, civilian/military leave requests, manage daily calendar, and daily SRPC provider requirements for high OPTEMPO of 250-500 scheduled units. Support the Separation History and Physical Exam (SHPE) section with addition provider support during low provider volumes for SHPE to sustain operation to complete 125 Soldiers per day. Responsible to maintain provider standard of operations (SOP) with defined practices to meet the required standards of medical and behavioral health guidelines to determine service members deployment disposition of health and wellness to complete robust military missions. Responsible for operational oversight of partnered MFGI entities to medically and behavioral standards, policy, and guidelines.
• Carl Darnell Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) Soldier Readiness Processing Center (SRPC) Ft. Hood, TX, Nurse Practitioner, 2/2021-1/2022, Involuntarily mobilized in support of Operation Freedom as a provider responsible for the medical and behavior health mobilization and demobilization disposition of Active Duty (AD), National Guard (NG), Reserve Component (RC) servicer members within the IAW AR 40-501 Standards of Medical Fitness, AR 40-502 Medical Readiness, DA PAM 40-502, and seven geographical combatant commands (COCOM). Completed comprehensive physical examinations for demobilizing NG and RC service members acute and chronic conditions to determine follow on medical and/or behavioral health care prior returning to their home of record (HOR)
• CVS Caremark Minute Clinic, Nurse Practitioner, 8/2014 - Present, Deliver a holistic approach for acute care illness/injuries performing comprehensive and focused physical assessments, develop individualized plan of can, rule out differential diagnosis, refer a patient to a higher level of medical care, and active local emergency service for unstable patients for patient population of 18 months and older. Collaborate with pharmacist and staff and store manager to comply with CVS Caremark facility policies, procedures, and protocols. Complete clinic operational duties.
• Ohio State East Hospital — OSU Wexner Medical Center, Registered Nurse-Patient Care Coordinator, 3/2008—7/2014, Responsible for three to four patients, collaborated with ancillary and interdisciplinary medical team to develop individualized patient treatment plan for chronic ill patients requiring ventilation and hemodynamic stabilization, charge nurse of seven staff nurses and 20 patients, complied with OSU facility policies, procedures, and protocols.
• Riverside Methodist Hospital, McConnell Heart, Registered Nurse, 1/2006 -1/2008, Managed seven high acuity cardiac patients on an Interventional Cardiac unit. Developed and maintained quality care systems and standards, including but not limited to creating and improving educational and medical protocols/guidelines.
• Adena Regional Medical Center, Registered Nurse, 1/2007 - 7/2007, Contingent emergency room nurse with knowledge base of emergency care. Rapidly assess life threatening medical conditions with immediate intervention. Administered critical medications for unstable hemodynamic and analgesic/anesthesia for respiratory distress patients requiring intubation under the supervision of a physician.
• Southern OH Medical Center, Medical Intensive Care (ICU) Registered Nurse, 1/2006 - 3/2006, Responsible for 1:1 care for two critical patients with varied medical diagnosis that required knowledge base understanding of sepsis, respiratory distress, cardiac arrhythmia, acute Ml, and post-op surgery requiring close monitoring and ability to quickly identify and manage immediate interventions. Assisted with bedside procedures.
• Grant Medical Center, Registered Nurse, 1/2004 - 1/2005, Responsible for seven patients with chronic complex cardiac life-threatening conditions. Recovered open heart surgery patient six hours after procedure, assisted physician at bedside during invasive procedures, collaborated with ancillary team to develop patient individualized plan of care, removed PICC lines, arterial lines, and wound care management for adult patients.
• Southern OH Medical Center, Registered Nurse, 12/2003 -1/2006, Managed a seven-patient team on a medical surgical unit with variable, chronic diagnosis, cancer pain management, and orthopedic post-op surgery that included traction.
• Southern OH Medical Center, Professional Medical Billing/Coding Assistant, 10/1990 - 8/2003, Provided administrative support for six physicians by thoroughly reviewing commercial insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB) and investigated past due invoices to minimize delinquent accounts. Reviewed diagnosis codes for the Joint Commission's Hospital Accreditation Organization (JCAHO) for accuracy according to services rendered. Acquired insurance authorizations for procedures and tests. Applied ICD-9 and CPT codes and accurately entered procedure diagnosis codes into billing software. Ensured compliance with medical/legal requirements, JCAHO standards, and HIPAA Privacy and Security Regulations by appropriately handling patient information.