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Dr. Johnson became a valuable team member and was highly flexible and adaptable as we worked together to develop our manuscript for submission. She offered advice as a scientific reviewer, helped us improve presentation of data, researched literature that added to our introduction and discussion, developed text, and helped us improve the flow of language.
MD ZOBAER HASAN
PhD Rohto Pharmaceutical CO., Ltd, Kyoto, Japan
Dr. Johnson helped me to systematically organize the core elements of my grant proposal, and fit it for different reviewer audiences. Her dual experience as both scientist and editor can benefit both clinicians and researchers in writing grant applications and articles.
ERAN COHEN BARAK
MD, Senior Physician, Pediatric Dermatology Clinical Service, "Emek" Medical Center, Afula, Israel
As the field of eczema rapidly evolves, Jodi has been instrumental in helping the National Eczema Association (NEA) broaden its available resources by developing easy to understand magazine and website articles for our patient community on a wide range of complex research and clinical topics. The response to these articles from the NEA community has been fantastic – perhaps the best testament to her work.
WENDY SMITH BEGOLKA
MBS, Vice President, Scientific and Clinical Affairs, National Eczema Association
Johnson JL (2021). Biologics Are Changing the Landscape of Eczema Treatment | National Eczema Association.
Johnson JL (2021). The Human Skin Microbiome and its Changes in Atopic Dermatitis | National Eczema Association.
Johnson JL (2021). The Complex Science Behind Itch in Atopic Dermatitis | National Eczema Association.
Johnson JL (2022).
What Does a Black Box Warning Mean for Eczema Treatments? | National Eczema Association.
With her extensive background in skin biology, writing, and editing, Dr. Johnson helped us learn how to write and polish our science narrative to be the best it could be! We asked many questions during the editing process and Dr. Johnson clearly explained why her edits were suggested. We learned many tips and tricks along the way that are now part of our own toolbox for writing future manuscripts and grants.
AMANDA M. NELSON
PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, Penn State University College of Medicine, USA
Dr. Johnson has been a trusted and valued colleague for over two decades. She is instrumental in writing grants and preparing annual reports supporting the educational missions of the historic annual Montagna Symposium on the Biology of Skin. She developed the necessary documents to launch the Biology of Skin Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit charged with ensuring the Montagna Symposium’s sustainability. Her project management skills are invaluable to our non-profit organization and her collegiality makes it a pleasure to reach our goals together.
Molly Kulesz-Martin
Ph.D., Director, Biology of Skin Foundation
