He also uses meditation and weight training to manage stress. He earned a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and completed a general residency at the University of Washington in 1990. After completing an advanced residency in family medicine and primary care in 1991, he joined the faculty at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. He is a board-certified pharmacotherapy specialist. Responsibilities at St. John's Mercy Medical Center include teaching drug therapy, participating in patient care, and conducting clinical research.
Terry enjoys baseball, cooking, playing guitar, and fishing.
He and his wife Jenny have two daughters, Stephanie and Whitney. There are several faculty involved in research and writing on various levels in the program. Currently active projects include research in the use of teaching portfolios in family medicine residencies, learning outcomes in resident - preceptor sessions, and pharmacist management of anticoagulation therapy. Journal writing also is a regular accomplishment with recent articles by our faculty in the JFP POEMs section, Family Medicine , and American Family Physician . In addition Dr. Johnson is an associate editor of Taylor's Family Medicine, 4th ed .