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Dr. Richard Johnson, MD

Neurosurgeon
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About Dr. Richard Johnson

Richard Johnson, MD is a diligent neurosurgeon treating patients in Garden City, Brooklyn, Kew Gardens, and New York City, NY. He is certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery. Dr. Johnson is connected with a number of professional societies, such as the American College of Surgeons, the North American Spine Society, and many others. Dr. Johnson earned his bachelor of science in biology and his master’s degree in physiology at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. He studied medicine at State University of New York (SUNY) at Brooklyn where he graduated summa cum laude with his doctorate in medicine. Patients trust Dr. Johnson to care for spinal cord injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, and herniated disks. He also provides general neurosurgery consultations and follow-ups.

Languages

English

Services & procedures 23

NeurosurgeonAcoustic NeuromaBrain / Spinal Cord CancerBrain Aneurysm TreatmentBrain HemorrhageBrain InfectionBrain MetastasisBrain SurgeryBrain Trauma / InjuryCarpal Tunnel SyndromeFacial Pain or Tic / Trigeminal NeuralgiaHerniated DiskHydrocephalus / Brain MalformationMeningiomaMovement Disorder / TremorNeurosurgery ConsultationNeurosurgery Follow UpPituitary Tumor / ProlactinomaSkull Base SurgerySpinal Cord SurgerySpinal Cord Trauma / InjurySpinal StenosisVertigo

Background & credentials

Education & training

Medical School - State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center

Board certifications

American Board of Neurological Surgery

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