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Noel T. Johnson, DO
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Dr. Johnson was born in Missoula, Montana on November 3, 1953. He
received an Eagle Scouting Award and was Captain of High School
wrestling team in his youth. He completed a BA degree in Biology at
Pacific Lutheran University. He received his medical degree at Des
Moines University Osteopathic Medical School and then completed
Internal Medicine training at the Cleveland Clinic. He completed a
training program in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the
University of Washington and took advanced training in Sleep
Disorders at Stanford University.
Dr. Johnson has a research background in respiratory cellular
physiology, clinical pulmonary medicine, and sleep disorders. He is a
contributing author to a textbook of Respiratory Care, and has authored
multiple research papers. He has served as Western Regional Chair
of the Accreditation Committee (Sleep Centers) of the American
Academy of Sleep Medicine, the Governmental Affairs Committee of the
Academy and the Part II committee for the American Board of Sleep
Medicine.
Married and with four children, Dr. Johnson enjoys winter skiing with
family and participating in short-term medical missions. His
experience in sleep therapy dates back to the origins of the Pacific
Sleep Center in 1988.
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