Media & Speaking
A voice the wound care world listens to.
From national podcasts to The 700 Club, from SAWC podiums to the LINK international congress stage: 25+ interviews and features, and 105 scientific presentations across three continents.
Featured conversations
Watch and listen.
The 700 Club interview
November 2023 Podcast co-creatorVoices of Wound Care: Wound Balance and BIOMES, with LINK for Wound Healing
October 2025 PodcastRX for Success with M.D. Coaches
August 2023 Q&A featurePodiatry Today: Building Effective Multidisciplinary Wound Care Teams
March 2026 Ask Me AnythingStudent Doctor Network AMA
February 2022 Clinical videoEvidence-Based Care in Diabetic Foot Ulcers
March 2022International recognition
One of LINK's 10 voices for 10 years.
To mark a decade of the LINK for Wound Healing framework, 10 wound care experts worldwide were invited to reflect on its impact. Dr. Johnson, featured alongside leaders from Germany, Slovakia, and beyond, described how the Wound Balance concept and BIOMES framework changed his teaching at Michigan, and previewed an extended reality wound care education project now in development.
“The lectures are consistently clear, practical and unbiased, making the learning immediately translatable to patient care and teaching.”
Dr. Johnson in “10 Voices for 10 Years,” Journal of Wound Care supplement, 2026In print
Columns and commentary.
Dr. Johnson is a quarterly columnist at WoundSource and a contributing writer at Podiatry Today, with an APEX Award of Excellence for his writing. Selected pieces:
The Amputation Crisis of African American Patients
February 2021 Podiatry TodayAdaptive Wound Care and Sports Medicine: A Convergence of Care
August 2025 WoundSourceUnderstanding Racial Disparities in Wound Imaging
January 2023 Podiatry TodayThe Role of Podcasts in Continuing Podiatric Medical Education
September 2022
Speaking topics
What he brings to a room.
Wound Balance and the future of limb preservation
Early intervention, the BIOMES framework, and building multidisciplinary wound care teams.
The diabetic foot, from clinic to community
Evidence-based diabetic foot ulcer care and the social determinants that decide who heals.
Healthcare equity in wound care
The amputation crisis in African American communities and what clinicians can do about it.
Mentorship and the pipeline into medicine
How to find, keep, and become a mentor, told through a first-generation journey to academic medicine.
Emerging tech in medical education
Virtual and extended reality in wound care training, from LINK congress workshops to Michigan classrooms.
Contact Dr. Johnson for your next event.
Keynotes, grand rounds, panels, podcasts, and advisory engagements. Tell him your date, audience, and format, and his team will follow up.