Kendrick Johnson, MD - Biz New Orleans
Growing up in St. Joseph, Louisiana, Dr. Kendrick Johnson never imagined he would one day perform life-saving brain surgeries.
bizneworleans.comHere are the latest publicly reported items I could find about Kendrick Johnson, MD. I’ll summarize key points and provide sources after each claim.
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Dr. Kendrick Johnson, MD is associated with neurosurgery in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has been described as a dual-fellowship trained cerebrovascular and endovascular neurosurgeon with affiliations to Tulane University School of Medicine. This profile highlights expertise in brain aneurysms, AVMs, carotid disease, and other cerebrovascular conditions.[4][6]
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A Biz New Orleans feature from 2025 describes Dr. Johnson as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery at Tulane University School of Medicine and notes his extensive practice in cerebrovascular and endovascular procedures, including life-saving brain surgeries. This provides context on his clinical focus and academic role.[3][6]
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Earlier professional biographies indicate his medical education and neurosurgery training, with licensure in multiple states (including Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Illinois, and possibly others) and board certification in neurological/neurosurgical specialties, reflecting a national scope of practice and credentialing activity over recent years.[6][4]
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There has been historical media attention around Kendrick Johnson in other contexts (e.g., unrelated to medicine), including coverage of a high-profile case in Georgia and related legal actions; these items are not linked to the physician and appear in search results due to the common name, so I am listing them here only to avoid confusion if you are seeking the medical professional rather than the namesake case.[2][5][7][8][10]
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- or a short, cited update on any recent awards, speaking engagements, or academic appointments?
If you can specify the aspect you care about (clinical focus, institutional affiliation, or recent news), I can curate a tighter, source-cited brief.