Kelly Johnson

Kelly received her undergraduate studies in Psychology at Northern Illinois University and has been working at the University of Wisconsin – Madison since 2019. Prior to joining the Qualitative and Health Experiences Research (Q-HER) Lab, Kelly worked for the Temte research team, monitoring the transmission of respiratory illnesses in K-12 schools. In her role with the Q- HER Lab, Kelly works as a Research Specialist, delving into the diverse landscape of health experiences, particularly focusing on patient experiences with undiagnosed diseases and opioid use disorder. Her passion for understanding and improving health outcomes stems from her background in social services. Currently pursuing a Master of Social Work degree at UW-Madison, she is eager to blend her academic pursuits with impactful research.

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