CURRICULUM VITAE - Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
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December 2011 CURRICULUM VITAE NAME: ROBERT L. JOHNSON, M.D. OFFICE ADDRESS: UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School Office of the Dean 185 South Orange Avenue, Room C-671 Newark, NJ 07101-1709 973-972-4538 Alfred University, Alfred, NY BA 1. EDUCATION: a. Undergraduate 1964 – 1968 b. Graduate and Professional 1968 – 1972 College of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, Newark, NJ Doctor of Medicine 2. POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING: a. Internship and Residencies 1972 – 1973 Martland Hospital, Newark, NJ Pediatric Intern 1973 – 1974 Martland Hospital, Newark, NJ Pediatric Resident b. Research Fellowships 1974 – 1976 New York University Medical CenterBellevue Fellow in Adolescent Medicine 3. MILITARY: None 4. LICENSURE: a. New Jersey Medical License MA 27441 b. New York License 118888 5. CERTIFICATION: a. Specialty Board: American Board of Pediatrics b. Sub-Specialty Board: None 10-16-77 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 2 6. UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS: 1976 – 1984 New York Medical School New York Assistant Attending 1976 – 1983 University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey (formerly College) Assistant Professor 1983 – 1989 University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics 1989 – 6/1992 University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry 1989 – 1995 University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Professor of Clinical Pediatrics 1989 – Present University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Professor of Clinical Psychiatry 1995 – Present University of Medicine & Dentistry New Jersey Professor of Pediatrics 1996 – 2001 University of Medicine & Dentistry New Jersey Medical School Vice Chair Department of Pediatrics 12/1/01 – 10/31/04 University of Medicine & Dentistry New Jersey Medical School Interim Chairman Department of Pediatrics 11/1/04 – 12/05 University of Medicine & Dentistry New Jersey Medical School Chairman Department of Pediatrics 09/01/05 – 03/14/11 University of Medicine & Dentistry New Jersey Medical School The Sharon and Joseph L. Muscarelle Endowed Dean (Interim) 03/15/11 – Present University of Medicine & Dentistry New Jersey Medical School The Sharon and Joseph L. Muscarelle Endowed Dean 1976 – 1978 Martland Hospital Newark, NJ Director of Adolescent Medicine 1976 – 3/1993 St. Michael’s Medical Center Newark, NJ Director of Adolescent Medicine – Clinic 1976 – 1996 Children’s Hospital of New Jersey Newark, NJ Director of Adolescent Medicine 1978 – Present University Hospital (Formerly College) Newark, NJ Director of Adolescent Medicine 2001 – 2005 University Hospital Newark, NJ Chief Department of Pediatrics 7. HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS: Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 3 8. OTHER PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS AND MAJOR VISITING APPOINTMENTS: 6/1980 Visiting Lectureship – School of Public Health, MCH Section, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 5/1982 Visiting Professor – Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh, Department of Pediatrics 10/1991 Ray A. Kroc 1991 Visiting Professorship in Pediatrics University of West Virginia, Charleston, WVA 9. AWARDS AND HONORS: 1982 – 1983 Exceptional Merit Award University of Medicine & Dentistry of NJ 1988 Citizen of the Year Award Essex Chapter, New Jersey Association Of Black Social Workers 1989 New Jersey Pride Award in Health 1989 New Jersey Coalition for Abortion Rights Roe v. Wade Anniversary Award 1989 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Community Service Award 1989 January 19, 1989 Proclaimed Dr. Robert L. Johnson Day in the City Of Newark, NJ 1989 1988 UMDNJ Excellence Award Service to the University Community 1989 Outstanding Achievement Award Centennial Committee of Orange 1990 Recognition Award Sunshine Club of Newark & Friends 1992 New Jersey Perspectives News Magazine Award Outstanding Service in Health Awareness 1993 3rd Annual H.O. Burdick Award, Alfred University, Alfred, NY Outstanding Achievement in Science 1993 Richard J. Cross Award Outstanding Contributions in the field of Human Sexuality 1994 Hyacinth AIDS Foundation Award Advances in the Struggle Against AIDS Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 4 9. AWARDS AND HONORS: (Continued) 1996 City News 100 Most Influential award 1997 New Jersey Governor’s Award 1998 UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School Distinguished Alumni Award 1998 UMDNJ-Distinguished Alumni Award 2001 Ezra Mundy Hunt Award N J Public Health Association 2001 Minority Access Inc. National Role Models Award foe Exemplary Achievements in Motivating, Counseling and Guiding Others 2001 Johnson & Johnson Community Health Care Crystal Award 2002 Our Children’s Foundation of New Jersey Kindred Spirit Award 2003 United Way William M. Ashby Community Service Award 2003 The Best Doctors in America Award, 2003-04 2004 Marion P. Thomas Charter School Father’s for Our Children Award 2005 City of Newark Mayor and Municipal Council Keeping the Dream Alive Award 2005 NAACP Leadership in Health Award 2006 US Dept. of Health and Human Services Council on Graduate Medical Education In appreciation of serving as Chair of COGME, 2000 - 2006 2006 Organization of African-American Administrators President’s Award 2006 NJCRI - North Jersey Community Research Initiative Leadership on HIV/AIDS Causes and Adolescents in NJ 2006 Benedict’s Preparatory School, Newark, NJ The Medal of Saint Benedict’s 2006 Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan New Jersey, Inc. People Who Make a Difference Award 2006 Five Sector Alliance, Impact Community Development Corp. and Christ Church, Family Sector Honoree Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 5 9. AWARDS AND HONORS: (Continued) 2006 NJCRI- North Jersey Community Research Initiative Stop AIDS – Keep the Promise, World AIDS Day Extravaganza 10. BOARD AND DIRECTORS/TRUSTEES: 1977 – Present Member of the Board of the Adolescent Health Center of The Door, New York, NY Chairman, 1987 – Present 1984 – 1990 Member, Board of Trustees Newark Boy’s Clubs, Inc. 1987 – 1995 2004 - Present Member, Board of Directors Advocates for Youth (formally Center for Population Options) Chairman 1989 - 1993 1988 – 1995 Member, Board of Directors SIECUS (Sex Information and Education Council Of the United States) 1/1989 – 12/1989 Member, The Governor’s Advisory Council on the Development of Character and Values in New Jersey Students 1989 – 1992 Member of the Carnegie Corporation Substance Abuse Advisory Committee 1989 – 1997 New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners Chairman, Credentials Committee (1990 - 1997) Secretary (1991 - 1993) Vice President (1993 - 1995) President (1995 - 1997) 1996 – 2000 Member, Advisory Board, Hyacinth AIDS Foundation 1999 – Present Physician for Reproductive Choice and Health 2000 – Present (CAEAR) Committee Advocating Emergency AIDS Relief Coalition Foundation 11. MAJOR COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: a) National & Regional 1976 – 1977 Member, Project Advisory Committee on Adolescent Training for DHEW-Bureau of Community Health Services 1976 – 1982 Chairperson, Urban Council of Adolescence and Wellness 1979 – 1981 Member, Preventive Health Care Goals Committee of the Regional Health Planning Council Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 11. MAJOR COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: (Continued) a) National & Regional (Continued) 1980 – 1983 Member, Medical and Health Research Association Adolescent Taxonomy Advisory Committee 1984 – 1986 Member, Site Visitor Panel for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Program to Consolidate Health Services for High Risk Young People 1984 – 1996 Member, United Way Agency Relations and Allocations Committee 1982 – 1983 Member, Governor’s Council on the Prevention of Mental Retardation-Biomedical Task Force 1985 – 1988 Member, Children’s Defense Fund Adolescent Pregnancy Advisory Committee 1985 – 1987 Member, American Medical Association Health Care Needs of the Homeless Advisory Committee (American Academy of Pediatrics Representative) 1986 – 1987 Member, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Technical Review Committee of the New Jersey Health Services Development Program 1987 – 1989 Chairman and Member, New Jersey State Task Force on Adolescent Pregnancy 1987 – 1988 Member of the Family Support Sub-Committee of the Governor’s Committee on Children’s Services Planning 1987 – 1988 Member, Health Subcommittee of the Governor’s Committee on Children’s Services Planning 1988 – 1992 Member and Chairman, Regent Hospital Adolescent Advisory Board 1988 – 1992 Member, Governor’s Council for the Prevention of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities 1988 – 1991 Member, Carnegie Corporation Advisory Group on Black Male Children 1/1988 – 12/1988 DHSS – MCH MCHIP Grant Advisory Panel 1988 – 1991 Congress of the United States Office of Technology Assessment Member, Advisory Committee on Adolescent Health 1989 – 1993 Member, National Institute of Mental Health Mental Health Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Research Review Committee 6 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 11. MAJOR COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: (Continued) 7 a) National & Regional (Continued) 1991 – 1992 Congress of the United States Office of Technology Assessment Member, Advisory Committee on The Oregon Health Plan 1993 – 1994 National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine Committee of Planned Childbearing 1994 PRC, CDC HIV/AIDS Prevention Peer Review 1994 – 1996 Member, A.D.D. Health National Scientific Advisory Committee 1994 Chair, National Commission on Adolescent Sexuality 1996 – Present Member, Advocates for Youth Advocate’s Leadership Council 1996 – 2001 Member, National Institute of Mental Health National Advisory Mental Health Council 1997 – 2002 Violence Institute of New Jersey Secretary Treasurer (1998 – 2002) 1998 – 2001 Member, National Institute of Health Office of AIDS Research National Advisory Council 1998 – 2001 National Academy of Science (NAS) Institute of Medicine Health and Behavior Committee 1998 – Present Newark EMA, Ryan White Planning Council Chair 2000 – Present 1999 – 2005 Member, National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine Health Care Services Board 2000 – 2004 National Academy of Sciences National Research Council Committee on Improving Research Information and Data on Firearms 2000 – 2005 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration Bureau of Health Professions Division of Medicine and Dentistry Council of Graduate Medical Education Vice Chair 2003 - present 2000 – Present (DHHS) Department of Health and Human Services, Region II Chair, Male Involvement Advisory Committee 2001 – 2004 Chair, NIH Preventing Violence and Related Health-Risking Social Behaviors in Adolescents State-of-the-Science Conference Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 11. MAJOR COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: (Continued) 8 a) National & Regional (Continued) 2002 – 2003 National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Committee on Health Professions Education Summit 2002 – 2004 National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Institute of Medicine Committee on Institutional and Policy-Level Strategies for Increasing the Diversity of the U.S. Health Care Workforce 2002 – 2008 National Academy of Sciences National Research Council Division of Behavioral and Social Science and Education Committee on Law and Justice 2003 – Present Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Task Force on Community Preventive Services 2003 – 2007 New Jersey Child Welfare Panel 2003 – Present Chair, Governor’s Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS and Related Blood Bourne Pathogens 2009 - Present National Academy of Sciences National Research Council Division of Behavioral and Social Science and Education National Advisory Borad b) Medical School 1976 – 1978 Faculty Affairs Committee – NJMS 1976 – Present Admissions Committee NJMS, Chairperson (1984 – 1985) 1976 – 1999 Advisory Committee on Minority Admission – NJMS Chairperson (1982 – 1984) 1978 – 1996 Student Affairs Committee – NJMS 1983 – 1984 Search Committee or the Chairperson of the Department of Psychiatry – NJMS 1984 – 1985 Search Committee for the Department of Pediatrics – NJMS 1987 – 1988 Search Committee for the Chairperson for the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry of the Department of Psychiatry 1987 – 1989 Search Committee for the Dean of the New Jersey Medical School 1988 – 1989 Search Committee for the Chairperson of the Department of Pathology – NJMS Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 11. MAJOR COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: (Continued) b) Medical School (continued) 1991 – 1992 Search Committee for the Chairperson of the Department of Psychiatry – NJMS 1/1993 – 12/1993 Search Committee for Chairperson of the Department of Anesthesiology – NJMS 1996 – 2001 Faculty Affairs Committee – Member New Jersey Medical School 1999 – 2001 Faculty Committee on Appointments and Promotions New Jersey Medical School 2002 – Present Dean’s Executive Group Advancement Team Leader c) Hospital 1976 – 1980 Medical Records Committee, Martland Medical Center/College Hospital, Chairperson (1976 – 1980) 1976 – 1997 Executive Committee Children’s Hospital of New Jersey 1986 – 1987 Search Committee for the Chairman of the Department of Pathology, United Hospitals Medical Center 2001 – Present Executive Committee, University Hospital d) Departmental 1980 – Present Residency Committee Department of Pediatrics – NJMS 1986 Department of Pediatrics Committee on Minority House Staff Recruitment, Chairperson 1996 – Present Executive Committee Department of Pediatrics e) Editorial Boards 1990 – 1996 Pediatrics in Review 1993 – 1996 Pediatric News 1997 – 1998 Innovations 12. MEMBERSHIPS, OFFICES AND COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: 1974 – Present Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Member, Section on Adolescent Health Care 1974 – Present Fellow, N.J. Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) 9 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 12. MEMBERSHIPS, OFFICES AND COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: (Continued) 1977 – 1979 New Jersey Chapter, Society for Adolescent Medicine President (1977 – 1979) 1977 – 1983 Member, American Public Health Association Task Force on Adolescence 1979 – 1982 Member, American Public Health Association Study Section on Adolescence 1983 – 1992 Chairperson, Committee on Adolescence N.J. Chapter AAP 1985 – 1988 Councilor (NJ Chapter AAP) 1977 – Present Society for Adolescent Medicine Chairperson, Committee on Sports Medicine & Accident Prevention, S.A.M. (1986-1993) Awards Committee (1985 – 1989) Nominations Committee (1989) 1986 – 1992 Member, AAP Committee on Pediatric Workforce 1991 – 1996 Chairman, AAP National Task Force on Minority Children’s Access to Pediatric Care 1992 – 1996 Chair, AAP Committee on Pediatric Workforce 1994 – 2001 Member, Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Residency Review Committee for Pediatrics 1996 – 2001 Member, Future of Pediatric Education Task Force 2001 – 2005 Member, Association of Medical School Pediatric Department Chairs 13. MAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: a) Adolescent Substance & Alcohol Abuse b) Adolescent Sexuality & Sexual Dysfunction c) Male Sexual Abuse d) Adolescent Sexual Offense e) Therapeutic Applications of Hypnosis f) Adolescent Suicide g) Adolescent Health Care Systems h) Teenage Fatherhood 10 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae MAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: (continued) i) 11 AIDS in Adolescence 14. GRANT HISTORY: a. Principal Investigator 1979 – 1980 Urban Council on Adolescence & Wellness Victoria Foundation $ 61,500.00 Urban Council on Adolescence & Wellness Schuman Foundation $ 30,000.00 1980 – 1981 Urban Council on Adolescence & Wellness Prudential Insurance Co. $ 12,500.00 1980 – 1981 Urban Council on Adolescence & Wellness Fund for New Jersey $ 15,500.00 1981 – 1982 Urban Council on Adolescence & Wellness Turrell Fund, Inc. $ 16,000.00 Youth Health Skills Awareness Project (Consortium Participant) Hoffman-LaRoche $ 75,000.00 School Based Clinics Prudential Foundation $ 100,000.00 1987 – 1989 School Based Clinics Robert Wood Johnson Foundation $ 200,000.00 1986 – 1991 Young Fathers Program W. T. Grant Foundation $ 50,000.00 1986 – 2003 Young Fathers Program Victoria Foundation $ 686,630.00 Young Fathers Program State of New Jersey Department of Health $ 355,000.00 1991 Young Fathers Program A. L. Mailman Foundation $ 970.00 1991 Young Fathers Program N. J. March of Dimes $ 12,000.00 1992 – 1994 Young Fathers Program Prudential $ 100,000.00 Young Fathers Program State of New Jersey-Dept. of Health Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies $ 7,000.00 1980 – 1981 1981 – 1982 1987 – 1988 1989 – 2003 1994 – 1995 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 14. GRANT HISTORY: (Continued) 12 a. Principal Investigator (Continued) 1997 – 1998 Young Fathers Program Bodwin Foundation $ 30,000.00 1991 – 1993 African American Male HIV Risk Reduction Project Children’s Hospital of New Jersey $ 4,975.00 1992 – 1995 Male Student Support Program (M.S.S.P.) DHHS-Office of Minority Health $ 125,000.00 1993 – 2003 Male Student Support Program (M.S.S.P.) Orange Board of Education $ 978,000.00 Male Student Support Program (M.S.S.P.) Charles Hayden Foundation $ 20,000.00 S.T.A.R.T. Program (Screening, Testing & Risk Reduction for Teens) City of Newark-Dept. of Health Ryan White Title I HIV Emergency Relief Fund $ 3,848,459.00 S.T.A.R.T. Program (Screening, Testing & Risk Reduction for Teens) Magic Johnson Foundation $ 50,000.00 S.T.A.R.T. Program New Jersey AIDS Partnership $ 280,000.00 Adolescent AIDS Project Health Resources Services Administration Special Projects of National Significance $ 694,131.00 New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) Division of HIV/AIDS Direct Service Outreach Initiative $ 1, 200,000.00 Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation S.T.A.R.T. Program $ 1,674.00 Office of Emergency Medical Services (OEMS) Youth Trauma Initiative Division of Adolescent & Young Adult Medicine $ 177,660.00 New Jersey AIDS Partnership P.O.W.E.R. Program $ 41,000.00 2001 – 2001 Prudential P.O.W.E.R. Program $ 30,000.00 2001 Lincoln Middle School Young Fathers Program $ 4,000.00 2001 Horizon Mercy Young Fathers Program $ 5,000.00 1993 – 1994 1993 – Present 1994 – 1995 1994 – 2002 1996 – 1999 1999 – 2004 2001 2000 – 2001 2001 – 2002 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 14. GRANT HISTORY: (Continued) 13 a. Principal Investigator: (Continued) 2001 Babyland Young Fathers Program $ 3,500.00 2001 – 2003 The Johnson & Johnson Community Health Care Program $ 100,000.00 2001 – 2006 DHHS-SAMHSA (Department of Health & Human ServicesSubstance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration) Center for Mental Health Services $ 2,231,963.00 2002 Foundation for Treatment of Children with AIDS S.T.A.R.T. Program $ 30,000.00 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation The Brotherhood Health Initiative $ 466,200.00 Reliability and Validity of the Learned Helplessness Scale in Pregnant and Non-pregnant Adolescent Samples, UMD Foundation $ 25,000.00 The Psycho-immunology of Adolescents at Risk for AIDS (Steven Keller, Ph.D., Principal Investigator) (RL Johnson, M.D., Investigator 10%) NIMH $ 1,300.000.00 Network of AIDS Clinical Study Groups National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (Edward Connor, M.D., Principal Investigator) (RL Johnson, M.D., Co-Principal Investigator, 5% Effort) $ 275,587.00 2004 – 2007 b. Co-Investigator 1987 1988 – 1991 1991 1997 – 2000 The REACH Project National Institutes of Health National Institutes of Child Health and Human Development (Paulette Stanford, M.D., Principal Investigator) $ 177,843.00 2000 – 2004 Generalizability of HIV Risk Reduction Strategies (Principal Investigator, John Jemmott, PhD, University of Pennsylvania) $ 221,049.00 Center for Disease Control and Prevention HIV Prevention Projects for Community-Based Organizations Targeting Young Men of Color Who Have Sex with Men $ 1,250,000.00 2002 – 2007 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 14 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE A. Responsibility for the development of education experiences in Adolescent Medicine in the following setting: a. New Jersey Medical School 1976 – Present Adolescent Nutrition – Second year medical students 1976 – Present Adolescent Growth & Development – Second year medical students 1976 – Present Adolescent Medicine Clerkship – Third year medical students b. Department of Pediatrics – New Jersey Medical School 1976 – Present Resident education in Adolescent Medicine 1976 – Present Adolescent Fellowship 1976 – Present Postgraduate CME courses in Adolescent Medicine c. U. S. Department of Health & Human Services 1977 – 1980 Development of training in Adolescent Medicine for physicians employed in Federal programs B. Visiting Teaching Lectureships at the following institutions: 10-12-78 Society for Adolescent Medicine 6th Annual Clinical and Experimental Research Meeting. Chicago, IL. Abstract accepted for presentation “Sexual Dysfunction in Adolescents with Prostatic Enlargement” 12-1-78 DHEW – BCHS Region I Interdisciplinary Adolescent Health Training Workshop, Cincinnati, OH. Presentation: “Adolescent Sexuality” 2-7-79 DHEW – BCHS Region II Interdisciplinary Adolescent Health Training Workshop, Baltimore, MD. Presentation: “Common Pitfalls in Assessing Adolescents” 3-26-79 University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health Conference on the Health and Social Needs of the Adolescent Pittsburgh, PA. Presentation: “Growth and Development During Adolescent Biological Update” 6-27-79 New York University Post-Graduate Medical School Summer Institute in Adolescent Medicine, New York. Presentation: “Medical and Psychological Issue in Athletics” 12/3 – 5/79 DHEW – BCHS Region II. Interdisciplinary Adolescent Health Training Workshop. Newark, NJ Presentations: 12/3 “The Male Adolescent” 12/4 “Legal Issues in Adolescent Medicine” 12/5 “Stress and Stress Management” Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) b. Visiting Teaching Lectureships: (Continued) 1-9-80 DHS – BCHS Region III. Interdisciplinary Workshop on Adolescent Health Training Kansas City, MO. Presentation: “Introduction to Adolescent Growth and Development” 10-5-80 Fordham University College of Pharmacy Alumni Association, Tarrytown, NY Presentation: “Adolescent Sexuality and Sexually Transmitted Diseases” 10-22-80 American Public Health Association Meeting, Maternal and Child Health Section Task Panel on Adolescent Health. Presentation: “Perspectives on the Adolescent With a Physical Challenge” 3/12-13/81 Denver Department of Health and Hospitals, Denver Conference on Adolescence – The Urban Adolescent, Denver, CO Presentation: 3/12 “The Special Problems of the Urban Adolescent” 3/13 “The Health Professional as a Teenage Advocate” 4-26-81 American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Post Graduate Course, Las Vegas, NE. Presentations: “Adolescent Sexuality” “Talking to Teens” 5-3-81 Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association, Hartford, CT Presentation: “Adolescent Sexuality and Sexually Transmitted Diseases” 7-23-81 Sixth Annual Wellness Promotion Strategies Workshop. University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Presentation: “Wellness in the Inner City” 10-31-81 Society for Adolescent Medicine Annual Fall Meeting, New Orleans, LA Workshop Presentation: “Alternate Methods of Managing Stress” 4-1-82 American Medical Students Association Annual Meeting. San Diego CA. Guest Speaker. Presentation: “Careers in Adolescent Medicine” 10-7-82 Region II Annual Family Planning Conference, Atlantic City, NJ. Presentation: “Health Services from the Adolescent Perspective” 5-2-83 University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health and Division of Maternal and Child Health Conference, Washington, DC. “The Family: A Critical Factor in Prevention” Presentation: “Substance Abuse and Youth” 10-2-82 Student Body Guest Lecturer Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT Presentation: “Stress and the American College Student” 12-8-82 State University of New York – Upstate Medical Center Humanistic Medicine – Guest Lecturer: “An Introduction to Adolescent Medicine” 11-13-82 Bela Schick Seminar, Brookdale Hospital Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY. Presentation: “Cocaine and the Adolescent” 1-12-83 Rutgers University – Student Health Service Conference Presentation: “The Holistic Management of Stress” 15 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) b. Visiting Teaching Lectureships: (Continued) 10-23-83 Society for Adolescent Medicine 16th Annual Meeting – San Francisco, CA. Roundtable Presentation: “Substance Abuse in Adolescence” 3-15-84 American Medical Students Association, National Convention, Washington, DC. Guest Speaker. Presentation: “Teenage Suicide” 3-7-84 Yale University Medical School, New Haven, CT – Guest Lecturer Presentation: “Adolescent Medicine” 4-6-84 University of Cincinnati Medical School, Cincinnati, OH Visiting Lecturer: “Stress in Minority Medical Education” “Cocaine” “Adolescent Sexuality” 4-9-84 University of North Carolina School of Public Health Chapel Hill, NC – Visiting Lecturer: “Risk Taking Behavior in Adolescents” 4-30-84 Sexual Abuse Symposium – Westbrook Hospital, Richmond, VA. Guest Speaker: “The Sexually Abused Male” 12-16-84 Empire State Medical Association Symposium on Black Adolescent Pregnancy. New York, NY. Guest Speaker. Presentation: “Meeting the Comprehensive Range of Needs” 2-20-85 Yale University Medical School, New Haven, CT Guest Lecturer: “Adolescent Violence” 3-16-86 Society for Adolescent Medicine Annual Meeting, Scientific Sessions Discussant 10-6-86 CPO Support Center for School Based Clinics Annual Meeting. Denver, CO Workshop: “Male Involvement in School Based Clinics” 11-7-86 Children’s Defense Fund – Child Watch Workshop. Washington, DC “Adolescent Growth and Development” 4-1-87 Maternal and Child Health/Crippled Children Services Directors Annual Meeting Washington, DC. “An Overview of Adolescent Development” 4-28-87 Columbia University Maternal and Child Health Conference – Youth 2000 New York, NY. “AIDS and Sex Education” 6-24-87 Rutgers University Academic Foundations Faculty Retreat. New Brunswick, NJ “Stress, Suicide and Depression” 1-13-88 Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ. “The Survival of Black Youth” 3-11-88 University of South Florida COME Course Selected Issues in Adolescent Medicine, Tampa, FL, “Male Adolescent Sexuality” 16 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) b. Visiting Teaching Lectureships: (Continued) 11-15-88 International Conferences on the Abuse of Narcotics and Psychotropic Drugs Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC “Adolescent Drug Abuse – AIDS – The Fetus at Risk” 3-9-89 University of South Florida Medical School, Tampa, FL. CME Course: “Adolescence” 6-14-89 New York Beth Israel, New York, NY Pediatric Grand Rounds: “The Future of Pediatrics” 7-19-89 National Medical Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL “Adolescent Growth and Development” 8-16-89 National Conference on HIV Infection in the Minority Community, Washington, DC. “Prevention Research in Adolescence” 12-8-89 Brookdale Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY. Pediatric Grand Rounds: “Crack” 1-17-90 New York State Department of Education AIDS Education, Rensierville,NY, “Adolescence” 3-23-90 Society for Research in Adolescence Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA Seminar Co-leader: “Violence in Youth” 8-20-90 N.Y. State Department of Education Conference, Bellaire, MI Critical Decisions: Adolescents and HIV Education Keynote Speaker: “HIV Education and Adolescent Development” 2-10-91 Sixth Annual Pediatric AIDS Conference, Washington, DC “Integration of HIV into General Adolescent Medical Care” 3-10-91 University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC Symposium on The Crisis of the Black Male Keynote Address: “Black Male Adolescents” 5-15-91 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA “AIDS in Adolescence – Quality of Life Issues” 6-5-91 Annual Memorial Rixse Lecture Children’s Hospital National Medical Center Washington, DC “Adolescent and Crack/Cocaine” 6-13-91 University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Symposium on the Crisis of the Black Male Keynote Address: “Black Male Adolescents – Issues Critical to His Survival” 17 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) 18 b. Visiting Teaching Lectureships: (Continued) 9-19-91 Association of Reproductive Health Professionals Annual Meeting Washington, DC – “Adolescent Development” 4/3–5/92 National Medical Association Conference, St. John’s Virgin Island “Adolescent Violence” 5/2-3/92 American Association of Osteopathic Pediatricians Annual Meeting Orlando, FL. “Understanding and Responding to the Adolescent Patient” 6/18-19/92 Kaiser Family Foundation Conference on Condom Availability Programs in Public Schools, Menlo Park, CA 3-31-93 3rd Annual H.O. Burdick Lecture, Alfred University, Alfred, NY “Adolescent Medicine: A Response to the Challenges of the 21st Century” 4-28-93 State of California Annual Statewide Family Planning Conference, Sacramento, CA. Keynote Address: “The Sexually Active Adolescent” 6/22-93 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention First Annual National School Health Conference, Atlanta, GA. “The Adolescent at Risk: Who? Why? How? 8-24-93 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting. Toronto, Canada Workshop Discussant: “Promising Research Directions for the Second Decade of AIDS Research” 12-2-93 The University of Michigan, East Central AIDS Education and Training Center Healing AIDS/HIV Primary Care Conference, Ann Arbor, MI “Adolescents and Children: Focus on Primary Care and Psychosocial Care Across the HIV/AIDS Spectrum” 4-30-97 Morehouse School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics The 6th Annual Pediatric Dogwood Conference, Atlanta, GA. “Forming Positive African American Male Images for the New Millennium through Health, Education and Welfare Reform” c. Major Public Seminars and Presentations: 6-78 Testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Human Resources S. 2910 Adolescent Health Services. Pregnancy Prevention and Care Act of 1978 5-15-79 106th Annual National Conference on Social Welfare, Philadelphia, PA. Presentation: “Youth Health: Current Pragmatic Responses, Resources and Issues” 2-10-81 Sixth Annual James J. McMahol Convocation of the March of Dimes, 1981 Guest Lecturer. Presentation: “Hey Doctor! What’s Happening to My Body?” 10-22-81 1st Statewide Adolescent Maltreatment Conference, Smithville Quarl Hill Inn. Smithville, NJ. Presentation: “Adolescent Health Problems” Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) 19 c. Major Public Seminar and Presentations: (Continued) 12-2-83 North East Synod of the Presbyterian Church of the United States. Presentation: “Life Issues: The Medical and Health Aspects of Abortion and their Relationship to Christian Theology” 7-9-84 National Black Congress on Law, Health & Economics Quadrennial Meeting. New Orleans, LA., Guest Speaker. Presentation: “Black Adolescents – Critical Issues for Their Survival” 9-27-84 Black Congressional Caucus – Health Brain Trust. Washington, DC Guest Speaker. Presentation: “Violence and the Black Adolescent” 3-1-85 Children’s Defense Fund Symposium: Adolescent and Single Parent Families: An Action Agenda for the 1980’s. Washington, DC. Guest Panelist. Presentation: “Family Life Education: Making it Happen and Making it Work” 3-23-85 N.J. School Boards Association Symposium: Adolescent Suicide., New Brunswick, NJ Keynote Speaker. Presentation: “Preventing Teenage Suicide: An Overview for New Jersey’s Problem” 5-23-85 Kean College Symposium on Adolescent Suicide. Keynote Speaker. Presentation: “Adolescent Suicide: What We Need to Know/What We Must Do” 8-2/3-85 Christian Methodist Episcopal Church National Conferences on Teen Pregnancy and Moral Values. Birmingham, AL. Guest Speaker. Presentation: “Medical Perspectives on Adolescent Sexuality” 9-13-86 N. J. Black Issues Conference. “Black Adolescents: Issues Critical to Their Survival” 11-1-86 Shenengo Valley Pennsylvania Urban League Annual Conference, Sharon PA. Keynote: “Issues in Health Care for Minority and Disadvantaged Youth” 11-13-86 Intergovernmental Health Policy Project Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX Keynote Address: “Problems and Solutions in the Delivery of Services to Disadvantaged Youths” 2-26-86 Children’s Defense Fund Annual Meeting, Washington, DC. “Adolescent Pregnancy – What One Physician Can Do” Workshop: “School Based Clinics” 3-24-87 State of Rhode Island Governor’ Conference on Adolescence. Providence, RI Keynote: “Adolescence” 4-10-87 State of Massachusetts Department of Health Conference on School Based Clinics. Springfield, MA. “Providing Services for Males” 6-5-87 Testimony before the U. S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Health And the Environment. Washington, DC. “Adolescent Health and School Based Clinics” 6-9-87 New York City Speak-Out on School Based Clinics. Keynote, News York, NY 9-18-87 Public Education Institute, New Brunswick, NJ, “School Based Clinics” Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) c. Major Public Seminar and Presentations: (Continued) 10-29-87 New Jersey School Boards Association Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ “School Based Clinics” 11-14-87 National Council of Negro Women Annual Meeting, Washington, DC “Adolescent Substance Use” 1-22-88 National Policy Institute of the Joint Center for Political Studies, Washington, DC “Teenage Pregnancy Prevention” 1-23-88 Family Planning Advocates of New York Annual Legislative Conference, Albany, NY “School Based Clinics” 2-11-88 Conference on the Black Male Adolescent, Carnegie Corporation, New York, NY “The Black Male Adolescent” 3-9-88 Children’s Defense Fund Annual Meeting, Washington, DC “Black Male Adolescents” 3-16-88 Center for Population Options Conference, Washington, DC “Abortion in Adolescents” 4-12-88 Citizen’s Commission on AIDS, New York, NY, “AIDS in Adolescents” 5-18-88 Youth 2000 Conference, State of Massachusetts Department of Education Pittsfield, MA, “The Task of Adolescent Development” 6-3-88 New Jersey Juvenile Officers Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ “Adolescent Suicide” 9-15-88 Planned Parenthood Federations, New York, NY “Adolescent Sexuality in an Age of AIDS” 1-6-89 Department of Health, City of New York “Overview of Adolescent Development” 2-22-89 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ “Adolescent Pregnancy” 3-10-89 Center for Population Options Annual Conference on AIDS in Adolescence, Los Angeles, CA “Approach to the Adolescent” 6-26-90 National Governor’s Association Youth at Risk Conference, New Orleans, LA, “Adolescent Pregnancy” 9-28-90 Congressional Black Caucus Youth Brain Trust, Washington, DC “Black Adolescents at Risk” 2-4-91 The National Network of Runaway and Youth Services National Symposium. Washington, DC Keynote Speaker: “Adolescence”, Washington, DC 20 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) c. Major Public Seminar and Presentations: (Continued) 10-12-91 Seventeenth Annual B. Moses James Colloquium Lecture of the African American Caucus of the Reformed Church of America. Newark, NJ. Topic: “The African American Adolescent. A Framework for Intervention” 7-8-93 The Annual Black Exposition, Chicago, IL “AIDS and the Minority Adolescent” 3-16-94 Planned Parenthood of Delaware 1994 Public Discussion Series, Wilmington, DE “The Adolescent and Access to Health Care” 4-20-94 The White House Invitation from President Clinton to address Rose Garden Ceremony at Signing of Childhood Immunization Program. “Childhood Immunization” 3-18-95 Department of Health and Human Service Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA Respondent to presentation entitled: “Intention to Postpone Sexual Initiation Among Puerto Rican Female Adolescents” 5-16-96 Boys & Girls Club of America, National Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV Keynote: “Meting the Challenge of Adolescence” 6-21-97 American College of Osteopathic Pediatrician National Meeting, Maui, Hawaii “Violence in Adolescents” 8-4-97 National Medical Association National Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii “Adolescent AIDS” 5-14-98 Public Health Service, Adolescent Futures Conference, Annapolis, MD “Early Intervention” 2-14-99 Aspen Institute, Annual Congressional Conference, St, Petersburg, FL “Behavior, Health & Future Success of Youth” 3/23-2/34/99 National AIDS Update Conference, San Francisco, CA “The Adolescent HIV Project” 4/29-5/2/99 California Pregnancy Prevention Conference, Anaheim, CA Keynote: “Teenage Pregnancy Prevention 5-12-99 American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Meeting, Woodbridge, NJ Keynote: “Prevention: Does it Work” 6—19-99 National Institutes of Health, Historically Black Colleges & Universities (NIH HBCU) Conference, Bethesda, MD “Why I Chose a Career in Research” 8/18-19/99 American Psychological Association, Boston, MA “HIV Prevention” 21 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) c. Major Public Seminar and Presentations: (Continued) 9-1-99 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Annual HIV Conference, Atlanta, GA “Delivering Counseling and Testing Services to Adolescents Presentation Panel: Linking Counseling and Testing to HIV Care” 1/18-20/00 Ryan White All Titles Meeting, Washington, DC “The Adolescent HIV Project” 3/25-27/00 Annual Reproductive Health Clinical Update, Bellevue, WA “Teenage Pregnancy Prevention 10/2-4/00 US Conference on AIDS “Teenage Pregnancy Prevention” 10/29-11/3/00 NIMH (National Institute on Mental Health) HIV Workshop, Durban, South Africa 11/3 – 12/1/00 Yale University School of Public Health “Adolescent HIV Update” 3/16-17/01 Association of Correctional Health Service Providers, Atlanta, GA “HIV Among Incarcerated Adolescents” 3/24-27/01 NIMH (National Institutes on Mental Health) Mood Disorders Conference Pittsburgh, PA “Depression and HIV Infection” 7/11-15/01 DHHS (Department of Health and Human Services) OPA Conference San Diego, CA\ “Healthy Lifestyles – An Enemy of Mortality and Morbidity” 10/10-11/01 HRSA (Health Resources and Services Administration) Web Broadcast, Washington, DC “Prevention in Clinical Settings” 12/6-9/01 Ambulatory Pediatric Association Conference, Orlando, FL 4/10/02 Washington DC Gynecological Society, “Adolescent Medicine for the Gynecologist” Washington, DC 4/25-26/02 Annual Pediatrics Symposium The University of Kansas Medical Center “Meeting the Challenge of Adolescence” Kansas City, KS 5/7/02 13th Annual "HIV-Meeting the Challenge: Strategies and Solutions" Conference “Adolescent HIV” George Mason University, Fairfax, VA 22 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 15. MAJOR TEACHING EXPERIENCE: (Continued) 23 c. Major Public Seminar and Presentations: (Continued) 5/9/02 5th Annual 3R Conference Alameda County District Attorney's Office “Adolescent HIV” Berkeley, CA 6/20/02 NFPRHA National Meeting “Male Reproductive Health Services” Washington DC 4/1/03 AMFAR 15th National HIV/AIDS Update Conference “Adolescent HIV” Miami, Fl 16. PRINCIPAL CLINICAL AND HOSPITAL SERVICE RESPONSIBILITIES: 1976 – Present University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey The development and coordination of inpatient and outpatient Health-related care for adolescents and young adults. 2001 – Present University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey The development and coordination of inpatient and outpatient Health-related care for infants, children, adolescents and young adults. 17. MAJOR ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES: 2005 – Present UMDNJ – New Jersey Medical School The Sharon and Joseph L. Muscarelle Endowed Dean (Interim) 1976 – Present UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School Department of Pediatrics: Director, Division of Adolescent & Young Adult Medicine 2001 – Dec. 2005 UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School Department of Pediatrics: Chair 1976 – Present University Hospital: Director, Outpatient Adolescent Medical Service 1976 – 1998 Children’s Hospital of NJ: Director of Inpatient and Outpatient Adolescent Medical Services 18. PRIVATE PRACTICE: None 19. ARTICLES: 1. Hofman AD, Johnson RL, Eden AN. Roundtable: The Adolescent Patient. The Female Patient 2:4: (1977) 57-63. 2. Johnson RL. “Prostatic Hypertrophy Associated with Symptomatic and Asymptomatic Gonorrhea in Adolescent Men: An Argument for Routine Rectal Examination.” British Journal of Venereal Diseases. Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 19. ARTICLES: (Continued) 24 3. Russo JF, Johnson RL. “Contraception for Adolescents” The Female Patient. 3:12, (1978), 52-55. 4. Johnson RL, Stanford PD. “Sexual Dysfunction in Adolescents with Prostatic Enlargement.” Journal of Current Adolescent Medicine. 2:3, March 1980, 31-35. 5. Johnson RL, Stanford PD. “The Use of Hypnosis to Improve Academic Achievement.” Journal of Current Adolescent Medicine. 2:7, July 1980, 18-19. 6. Johnson RL. “Use of Hypnosis with Enuretic Adolescents.” Journal of Current Adolescent Medicine. 3:5, (1981) 39-41. 7. Carson C, Johnson RL, Stanford PD. Louis-Jacques, J., McManus, E. and VanHook, C.: “Deep Vein Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism of Unknown Etiology in a 16-year old Male.” Journal of Adolescent Health Care, 3:1, (1982) 31-32. 8. Stanford PD, Johnson RL, Sprott K. “An Analysis of Drug Related Admissions on an Adolescent Service.” Journal of Adolescent Health Care, 3:2, (1982) 114-119. 9. Johnson RL, Johnson H. “Effects of Anxiety-Reducing Hypnotic Training on Learning and Reading Comprehension Task.” Journal of the National Medical Association, 76:3, (1984) 233-235. 10. Shrier D, Johnson RL. “Problem Behavior of Adolescence: A Clinical Perspective” (report of a conference) American Journal of Family Therapy, 13:1, (1984) 72-75. 11. Johnson RL. Guest Editorial: “Black Adolescents: Issues Critical to Their Survival.” Journal of the National Medical Association, 77:6, (1985) 447-448. 12. Johnson RL, Shrier D. “Sexual Victimization of Boys.” Journal of Adolescent Health Care, (1985) 6:372-376. 13. Stanford P, Johnson RL. “Adolescent Nutrition: Focus on Obesity in Adolescents.” New Jersey Medicine 82:10, (1985) 817-819. 14. Schreiber TJ, Johnson RL. “The Evaluation and Treatment of Adolescent Overdoses in an Adolescent Medical Service,” Journal of the National Medical Assoc. 78,2, (1986) 101-108. 15. Johnson RL. “Preventing Adolescent Pregnancy: Meeting the Comprehensive Range of Needs.” Journal of Community Health, Vol. 11:1, Spring 1986, 34-40. 16. Walcott A, Johnson, RL. “Attack on Crack.” Substance Abuse 8:2, (1987) 35-39. 17. Johnson RL, Shrier D. “Past Sexual Victimization by Females of Male Patients in an Adolescent Medicine Clinic Population.” America Journal of Psychiatry 144:5, (1987) 650-652. 18. Johnson RL. “Sexual Victimization of Boys: Experience in an Adolescent Medicine Clinic.” Sexually Active Teenagers 2:3, (1988) 120-124. 19. Johnson, RL.: Guest Editorial: “Health Needs of adolescents. Journal of the National Medical Assoc., 80:2 133-135. 20. Johnson RL, Shrier DK. (Interview) “Long-Term Effects of Sexual Abuse in Boys.” Medical Aspects of Human Sexuality 22:2 (1988) 34-38. 21. Keller SE, Schleifer SJ, Bartlett JA, Johnson RL. “The Sexual Behavior of Adolescents and Risk of AIDS. JAMA 260:24 (1988) 3586. Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 19. ARTICLES: (Continued) 25 22. Johnson RL, Shrier DK. “Long Term Effects of Sexual Abuse in Boys.” Medical Aspects of Human Sexuality 22:9, September 1988, 34-38. 23. Shrier DK, Johnson RL. “Sexual Victimization of Boys: An Ongoing Study of an Adolescent Medicine Clinic Population.” Journal of the National Medical Association. 80:11 (1988), 1189-1193. 24. Keller SE, Schleifer SJ, Bartlett JA, Johnson RL. “The Sexual Behavior of Adolescents and Risk of AIDS (letter): Journal of the American Medical Association 260:24 (1988) 3586. 25. Johnson RL. “The Sexual Abuse of Boys.” New York State Journal of Medicine 89:83 (1989) 132. 26. Bartlett JA, Keller SE, Schleifer SJ, Stanford P, Johnson RL. “AIDS Knowledge, AIDS Risk Behaviors and Sexually Transmitted Diseases.” J of Adol Health Care, 10:3 (1989), 257. 27. Chapman DD, Hodgman JE, Johnson RL, Matlin NM. “Replacing the Work of Pediatric Residents: Strategies and Issues.” Pediatrics 85:6 (6/1990) 1109-1110. 28. Bartlett JA, Schleifer SJ, Johnson RL, Keller SE. “Depression in Inner City Adolescents Attending an Adolescent Medicine Clinic.” Journal of Adolescent Health 1991 12:316-318. 29. Skurnick JH, Johnson RL, Quinones MA, Foster JS, Louria DB. “Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome: New Jersey High School Students Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviors.” AIDS Education and Prevention, 2(1)(1991) 21-30. 30. Johnson RL, Douglas W, Nelson A. “Sexual Behaviors of African-American Male College Students and the Risk of HIV Infection.” Journal of the National Medical Association, (1992) 84:10. 31. Johnson RL. “From Where I Sit,” Family Life Educator, Vol. 11, No. 4 Summer (1993) 16-17. 32. Johnson RL. “Adolescent Social Development.” Pediatrics in Review, Vol. 16, No. 5 (1995) 158-159. 33. Johnson RL. “Drug Abuse.” Pediatrics in Review, Vol. 16, No. 5 (1995) 197-199. 34. Johnson RL. “Culturally Sensitive Health Care” (Discussant) Pediatric Update, Vol.15(12) 1-9. 35. Johnson RL, Charney E, Cheng TL, et al. “Final Report of the FOPE II Education of the Pediatric Workgroup.” Pediatrics, 2000 Nov; 106(5) (Suppl):1175-1198. 36. Mulvey HJ, Ogle-Jewett EAB, Cheng TL, Johnson RL. “Pediatric Residency Education.” Pediatrics. 2000 Aug; 106(2): 323-329. 37. Johnson RL, Stanford PD, Douglas WD, Botwinick G, Marino E. “High-Risk Sexual Behavior among Adolescents Engaged During a Street-Based Peer Outreach Program – The Adolescent HIV Project.” Journal of the National Medical Association, 2001, 93:4. 38. Johnson RL. “Race, adolescent contraceptive choice, and pregnancy at presentation to a family planning clinic.” Obstetrics & Gynecology, Volume 100, Issue 1, July 2002, p 174. 39. Johnson RL. “Pathways to Adolescent Health: Early Intervention”, Journal of Adolescent Health. 2002; 31: 240-250. Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 19. ARTICLES: (Continued) 26 40. Johnson RL, Martinez J, Botwinick G, Bell D, Sell RL, Friedman LB, Dodds S, Shaw K, Siciliano C, Walker LE, Sotheran JL. Introduction: What Youth Need: Adapting HIV Care Models to Meet the Lifestyles and Special Needs of Adolescents and Young Adults. Journal of Adolescent Health 2003; 33S: 4 – 9. 41. Bell D, Martinez J, Botwinick G, Shaw K, Walker LE, Dodds S, Sell RL, Johnson RL, Friedman LB, Sotheran JL, Siciliano C. Case Finding For HIV Positive Youth: A Special Type of Hidden Population. Journal of Adolescent Health 2003; 33S: 10 – 22. 42. Martinez J, Bell D, Dodds S, Shaw K, Siciliano C, Walker LE Sotheran JL, Sell RL, Friedman LB Botwinick G, Johnson RL. Transitioning youth into care (linking identified HIV infected youth at outreach sites in the community to hospital-based clinics and or community-based health centers). Journal of Adolescent Health. 2003; 33S: 23-30. 43. Johnson RL, Botwinick G, Sell RL, Martinez J, Siciliano C, Friedman LB, Dodds S, Shaw K, Walker LE, Sotheran JL, Bell D. The Utilization of Treatment and Case Management Services by HIV Infected Youth. Journal of Adolescent Health 2003; 33S: 31 - 38. 44. Dodds S, Blakley T, Lizzotte JM, Friedman LB, Shaw K, Martinez J, Siciliano C, Walker LE, Sotheran JL, Sell RL, Botwinick G, Johnson RL, Bell D. Retention, Adherence & Compliance: Special Needs of HIV-Infected Adolescent Girls and Young Women. Journal of Adolescent Health 2003; 33S: 39 - 45. 45. Botwinick G, Bell D, Johnson RL, Sell RL, Friedman LB, Dodds S, Shaw K, Martinez J, Siciliano C, Walker LE, Sotheran JL. Making Waves -- Systems Change on Behalf of Youth with HIV/AIDS. Journal of Adolescent Health 2003; 33S: 46 - 54. 46. Bell DN, Botwinick G, Martinez J, Randall RL, Shaw K, Walker LE, Sotheran JL, Johnson RL, Friedman LB, Dodds S, Siciliano C. The Reciprocal Effects of Program Evaluation on Service Delivery for the SPNS Adolescent HIV Outreach and Treatment Programs. Journal of Adolescent Health 2003; 33S: 55 - 65. 47. O’Brien CP, Charney DS, Lewis L, Cornish JW, Post RM, Woody GE, Zubieta JK, Anthony JC, Blaine JD, Bowden CL, Calabrese JR, Carroll K, Kosten T, Rounsaville B, Childress AR, Oslin DW, Pettinati HM, Davis MA, Demartino R, Drake RE, Fleming MF, Fricks L, Glassman AH, Levin FR, Nunes EV, Johnson RL, Jordan C, Kessler RC, Laden SK, Regier Da, Renner JA Jr, Ries RK, Sklar-Blake T, Weisner C. Priority actions to improve the care of persons with co-occurring substance abuse and other mental disorders: a call to action. Biological Psychiatry 2004 Nov 15; 56(10): 703-13. 48. Evans DL, Charney DS, Lewis L, Golden RN, Gorman JM, Krishan KR, Nemeroff CB, Bremner JD, Carney RM, Coyne JC, Delong MR, Frasure-Smith N, Glassman AH, Gold PW, Grant I, Gwyther L, Ironson G, Johnson RL, Kanner AM, Katon WJ, Kaufman PG, Keefe FJ, Ketter T, Laughren TP, Leserman J, Lyketsos CG, McDonald WM, McEwen BS, Miller AH, Musselman D, O’Connor C, Petitto JM, Pollock BG, Robinson RG, Roose SP, Rowland J, Sheline Y, Sheps DS, Simon G, Spiegel D, Stunkard A, Sunderland T, Tibbits P Jr, Valvo WJ. Mood disorders in the medically ill: scientific review and recommendations. Biological Psychiatry 2005 Aug 1; 58(3): 175-89. 49. Hillary B, Reisine S, Johnson RL. Role of African-American Fathers in Child-Rearing and Oral Health Practices in an Inner City Environment – A Brief Communication. Journal of Public Health Dentistry 2006; 66(2): 138 - 143. 50. Johnson RL, The National Institutes of Health (NIH) State-of-the-Science Conference on Prevention Violence and Related Health-Risking Social Behaviors in Adolescents – a commentary. Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology 2006 Aug; 34(4): 471-4. 51. Herbst JH, Beeker C, Mathew A, McNally T, Passin WF, Kay LS, Crepaz N, Lyles CM, Briss P, Chattopadhyay S, Johnson RL, Task Force on Community Preventive Services. The Effectiveness of Industrial-, Group-, and Community-level HIV Behavioral Risk-Reduction Interventions for Adult Men Who Have Sex with Men: A Systematic Review. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2007 Apr; 32(4 Suppl): S38 – 67. Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 27 19. ARTICLES: (Continued) 52. McGowan A, Hahn R, Liberman A, Crosby A, Fullilove M, Johnson RL, Moscicki E, Price L, Snyder S, Tuma F, Lowy J, Briss P, Cory S, Stone G (Task Force on Community Preventive Services). Effects of Violence of Laws and Policies Facilitating the Transfer of Juveniles from the Juvenile Justice System to the Adult Justice System: A Systematic Review. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2007 April; Volume 32, Issue 4S: 7-28. 53. McGowan A, Hahn R, Liberman A, Crosby A, Fullilove M, Johnson RL, Moscicki E, Price L, Snyder S, Tuma F, Lowy J, Briss P, Cory S, Stone G (Task Force on Community Preventive Services)Effectiveness of Universal School-Based Programs to Prevent Violent and Aggressive Behavior: A Systematic Review. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2007;33(2S) 54. Hahn R, McGowan, A, Liberman A, Crosby A, Fullilove M, Johnson RL, Moscicki E, Price L, Snyder S, Tuma F, Lowy J, Briss P, Cory S, Stone G, Effects on Violence of Laws and Policies Facilitating the Transfer of Youth from the Juvenile to the Adult Justice System A Report on Recommendations of the Task Force on Community Preventive Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.. MMWR August 2007;56 55. Wethington HR, Hahn RA, Fuqua-Whitley DS, Sipe TA, Crosby AE, Johnson RL, Liberman AM, MoĊcicki E, Price LN, Tuma FK, Kalra G, Chattopadhyay SK; Task Force on Community Preventive Services The effectiveness of interventions to reduce psychological harm from traumatic events among children and adolescents: a systematic review. Am J Prev Med. 2008 Sep;35(3):287-313. Review. 56. Barri Burrus, PhD; Kimberly D. Leeks, PhD ; MPH, Theresa Ann Sipe, PhD; MPH; Suzanne Dolina, MPH; Robin Soler, PhD; Randy Elder, PhD; Robert Johnson, MD, FAAP, Task Force on Community Preventive Services, Lisa Barrios, DrPH, Arlene Greenspan, DrPH, Dan Fishbein, MD, Peter Briss, MD, MPH, Mary Lou Lindegren, MD, Angeli Achrekar, MPH, and Patricia Dittus, PhD Effectiveness of Person-to-Person Interventions Targeted to Parents and Other Caregivers Improve Adolescent Health (In Press 2010) 57. Chin, H., Sipe, T., Beeker, C., Elder, R., Mercer, S., Wethington, H., Kirby, D., Elliston, D., Griffith, M., Chuke, S., Matthew, A., Briss, S., Ericksen, I., Galbraith, J., Herbst, Johnson, R., J., Kraft, J., Noar, S., Romero, L., Ruedt, D., Santelli, J., The Task Force on Community Preventive Services The Effectiveness of Comprehensive Risk Reduction and Abstinence Education Interventions to Prevent or Reduce the Risk of Adolescent Pregnancy, HIV and STIs: Two Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (In Press 2010) 20. ARTICLES PUBLISHED AS COLLABORATOR/MEMBER – THE TASK FORCE ON COMMUNITY PREVENTIVE SERVICES: 1. Task Force on Community Preventive Services. Increasing alcoholic beverage taxes is recommended to reduce excessive alcohol consumption and related harms. Am J Prev Med. 2010 Feb;38(2):230-2. 2. Task Force on Community Preventive Services. Recommendations for reducing excessive alcohol consumption and alcohol-related harms by limiting alcohol outlet density. Am J Prev Med. 2009 Dec;37(6):570-1. 3. Shults RA Elder RW, Nichols JL, Sleet DA, Compton R, Chattopadhyay SK; Task Force on Community Preventive Services. Effectiveness of multicomponent programs with community mobilization for reducing alcohol-impaired driving. Am J Prev Med. 2009 Oct; 37(4):360-71. 4. Task Force on Community Preventive Services. A recommendation to improve employee weight status through worksite health promotion programs targeting nutrition, physical activity, or both. Am J Prev Med. 2009 Oct;37(4):358-9. 5. Anderson LM, Quinn TA, Glanz K. Ramirez G, Kahwati LC, Johnson DB, Buchanan LR, Archer WR, Chattopadhyay S, Kalra GP, Katz DL; Task Force on Community Preventive Services. The effectiveness of worksite nutrition and physical activity interventions for controlling employee overweight and obesity: a systematic review. Am J Prev Med. 2009 Oct;37(4):340-57. Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 28 20. ARTICLES PUBLISHED AS COLLABORATOR/MEMBER – THE TASK FORCE ON COMMUNITY PREVENTIVE SERVICES (continued) 6. Baron RC, Rimer BK, Coates RJ, Kerner J, Kalra GP, Melillo S, Habarta N, Wilson KM, Chattopadhyay S, Leeks K, Task Force on Community Preventive Services. Client-directed interventions to increase community access to breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening a systematic review. Am J Prev Med. 2008 Jul;35(1 Suppl):S5666. Review 7. Baron RC, Rimer BK, Breslow RA, Coates RJ, Kerner J, Mullen PD, Coughlin SS, Briss PA; Task Force on Community Preventive Services. Client-directed interventions to increase community demand for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening a systematic review. Am J Prev Med. 2008 July;35(1 Suppl):S26-33 8. Task Force on Community Preventive Services. Recommendations for client- and provider-related interventions to increase breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening. Am J Prev Med. 2008 Jul;35(1 Suppl):S21-5 21. BOOKS, MONOGRAPHS AND CHAPTERS (authored): 13. Hofman, Adele D., Ed. A Handbook of Adolescent Medicine, Addison-Wesley, Menlo Park, CA, 1983. Chapter I – An Introduction to Adolescent Medicine Chapter II – An Approach to the Adolescent 14. Hofman, A.D., Greydanus, D.E., Ed. Adolescent Medicine (Second Edition) Appleton & Lange, Norwalk, CT, San Mateo, CA, 1989. Chapter I – Adolescent Growth and Development Chapter II – Approaching the Adolescent Patient 3. Quackenbush, M., Clark, K., Nelson, M. Ed. The HIV Challenge (Second Edition) ETR Associates, Santa Cruz, CA, 1955. Chapter III – The HIV Epidemic Among Young People 15. Walberg, H, Reyes, O., Weissberg, P., Ed. Children and Youth. Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA, 1997. Chapter 12 – Health Perspectives on Urban Children and Youth Books (authored) 1. Johnson RL. Simring, S.: The Race Trap: Smart Strategies for Effective Racial Communication in Business and in Life. Harper Collins, New York, 2000. 2. Johnson RL. Stanford, P.D.: Strength for Their Journey: 5 Essential Disciplines African American Parents Must Teach Their Children and Teens, Doubleday, New York, 2002. 22. ABSTRACTS: 1. Schreiber TJ, Johnson RL. “The Evaluation and Treatment of Depressed Adolescents in Medical Service,” American Academy of Child Psychiatry Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA, 10/1983 2. Shrier DH, Johnson RL. “Sexual Molestation of Boys by Females” Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 29 22. ABSTRACTS: (continued) American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX New Research Poster Session, 9/22/85 3. Walcott A and Johnson RL. “Attack on Crack” Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance Abuse Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, 11/11/86 4. Keller S, Schleifer S, Bartlett J, Johnson RL. Thompson, C. “High Risk Behavior in Adolescents” Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association Montreal, Canada, 5/10/88 5. Keller S, Schleifer SJ, Bartlett JA, Johnson, RL and Thompson, C. “AIDS Risk Behavior in Adolescents” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association 141st Annual Meeting Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 5/88 6. Schleifer SJ, Bartlett JA, Scott BJ, Johnson RL, Keller SE. “Stress and Depression in Inner-City Adolescents” Presented at the APA 141st Annual Meeting Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 5/88 7. Keller SW, Bartlett JA, Schleifer S, Johnson RL, Pinner E. “Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection and HIV Relevant Sexual Behavior among a Healthy Inner-City Heterosexual Population” 6th International conference on AIDS, San Francisco, CA, 6/20-24/90 8. Broder HL, Johnson RL, Caine R, Motwani, A “Oral health attitudes, behaviors and utilization among minority adolescents” J Dent Res 1995; 74:808. 9. Johnson RL, Stanford PD, Douglas W. “Effective Engagement and Treatment of HIV Infected Adolescents” 1998 National HIV/AIDS Update Conference San Francisco, CA 3/24-27/98 10. Pirro-Chambers, A, Kloser, P., Johnson, RL, Ajuluhukwu, D., Orr, W., Tesoriero, J., Smith, D., Hernendez, L., Sirois, D., Vaugl, F., Bardeguez “Meeting Medical Standards of Care: Ryan White vs. Non-Ryan White Providers.” 12th World AIDS Conference, 6/28 – 7/31/98 11. Johnson. RL, “The Adolescent HIV/AIDS Project – Integrated Outreach/Treatment for HIV Infected Youth” Ryan White CARE Act All-Title National Meeting Washington, DC, 12/18-21/2000 12. Kennedy CAP, Johnson D, Botwinick G, Johnson RL. One Size Does Not Fit All: Using Peer Outreach to identify and break down barriers & destigmatize mental health care for HIV+ adolescents and Young Adults: XIV HIV/AIDS International Meeting, Barcelona, Spain, July 2002 13. Kennedy CAP, Johnson D, Botwinick G, Johnson RL. High rates of Depression, Anxiety, past sexual and physical trauma prompt development of specialized mental health services for HIV+ Adolescents and Young Adults: XIV HIV/AIDS International Meeting, Barcelona, Spain, July 2002 Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP Curriculum Vitae 23. 30 REVIEWS: Strasburger, Victor C. and Greydanus, Donald E. (Editors): The At-Risk Adolescent: Adolescent Medicine, State of the Art Reviews. Reviewed by Robert L. Johnson, M.D., FAAP. FL Educator 1991. 24. REPORTS: 1. Johnson, RL: “Adolescent Growth and Development.” Proceedings of the University of Pittsburgh Public Health Social Work Institute, Health and Social Needs of the Adolescent: Professional Responsibility. March 26-29, 1976. 2. Johnson, RL: “Substance Abuse and Youth.” Proceedings of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health Workshop. The Family: A Critical Factor in Prevention, May 1-4, 1983. 3. Johnson, RL: Problems and Solutions in the Delivery of Services to Black and Disadvantaged Youths. Intergovernmental Options for Improving Preventive Health Services for Adolescents (Conference Proceedings) July 1986. 4. Johnson, RL, Upperman, J., Dixon, C.: “The Teenage Father.” Blacks in New Jersey: Health Concerns of New Jersey’s African American Community 1989. The Ninth Annual Report of the New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute. 5. Johnson, RL, Douglas, W.D., Newark Area Adolescents and the Risk of HIV/AIDS. A Demographic and Risk Behavior Analysis, August 1994, Academy for Educational Development. 6. Johnson, RL, Chair, Report of The AAP Task Force on the Access of Minority Children to Health Care. American Academy of Pediatrics. 1995. 7. Priorities for Prevention Research at NIMH. Report by the National Advisory Mental Health Council Workgroup on Mental Disorders Prevention Research. 1998. 8. Johnson, RL, Editor, What Youth Need: Adapting HIV Care Models to Meet the Lifestyles and Special Needs of Adolescents and Young Adults: Lessons Learned From Five Special Projects of National Significance Focusing on Youth (1996-2000). Journal of Adolescent Health 2003; 33:2.
