Annemarie Johnson has a diverse work experience in the field of medical illustration and creative design. Annemarie started their career as a Staff Illustrator/Intern at Riverside Methodist Hospital in 1985. After that, they joined Wake Forest University School of Medicine as a Medical Illustrator, where they conceptualized and produced medical and surgical illustrations for academic research publications and medical school curriculum. Annemarie also served as a liaison for clinicians and research development, illustrating device prototypes for patent applications. Annemarie worked at Wake Forest University School of Medicine for a significant period, from August 1985 to February 2013.
In 2008, Annemarie became a Medical Illustrator for the Journal of Anesthesiology, where they contributed to the creation of monthly infographics, editorial art, and cover illustrations highlighting featured manuscripts in the international, peer-reviewed clinical research journal.
In 2013, Annemarie assumed the role of Principal Creative at Vivo Visuals Studio LLC, where they currently work. Unfortunately, specific details about their responsibilities or end dates for this role are not provided.
Annemarie Johnson's education history includes attending the Ohio State University College of Medicine, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Medical Illustration/Medical Illustrator. Additionally, they studied at The Kendall College of Art & Design, earning an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in Commercial and Advertising Illustration. However, specific start and end years for these educational pursuits were not provided.
October, 2008 - present