Marilyn Johnson

Background

Johnson, Marilyn was born on May 7, 1925 in Houston, Texas, United States. Daughter of William Walton and Marilyn (Henderson) Johnson.

Education

Graduate School Medicine, U. Texas Graduate medical.

Career

Intern, New England Hospital Women and Children, Boston, 1950-1951. Resident Methodist Hospital, Houston, 1951-1953. Resident in gynecology Doctor of Medicine Anderson Tumor Institute, Houston, 1954, fellow, 1955.

Fellow in gynecological pathology Harvard Medical School, 1952-1953.

Practice medicine specializing in obstetrics-gynecology, Houston, 1954-1981, Fredericksburg, Texas, 1981-1997, retired, 1997. Member staffs Saint Joseph"s, Memorial, Methodist, Park Plaza, Hill Country Memorial Rosewood, South Austin Community, Comfort (Texas) Community hospitals.

Clinical instructor obstetrics-gynecology College Medicine, Baylor University, 1954, Postgraduate School Medicine, University Texas, 1954. Gynecologist De Pelchin Faith Home, Houston, 1954, also Rice University, Richmond State School.

Medical directors Birthright, Incorporated., Houston, 1973.

Chief medical staff Hill Country Memorial Hospital, Fredericksburg, Texas, 1990-1992. Consultant Texas board Blue Cross Blue Shield. Pro-life public speaker.

Board of directors Right to Life, Houston, Foundation for Life.

Sandoz laboratories grantee, 1973, 75, Delbay Pharmaceutical Company grantee, 1977.

Achievements

• Marilyn Johnson has been listed as a noteworthy obstetrician, gynecologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Religion

Salvation can be achieved through deep and sincere believe in God.

Membership

Fellow American College Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Member American Medical Association, American Society Colposcopic Pathologists, Texas Medical Association, American Medical Women"s Association, International Infertility Association, Harris County Medical Society, Postgraduate medical Assembly South. Texas, Houston Ob-Gyn Society, Texas Folklore Society. Clubs: Zonta.

Connections

Father:

William Walton Johnson

Mother:

Marilyn (Henderson) Johnson