Welcome To JOHNSON VETERINARY HOSPITAL

160 Winthrop Avenue, Stadium Plaza, S. Lawrence, Massachusetts 01843   Telephone: (978) 794-0022

Michael A. Johnson, DVM

Dr. Johnson & "Kremlin" 

Dr. Johnson was raised in the Midwest.  In 1977, he graduated with a B.S. degree in Microbiology from Michigan State University.  Dr. Johnson received his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Michigan State University, graduating with honors, in 1981.  That same year, he moved to the Merrimack Valley and practiced Veterinary Medicine at the Andover Animal Hospital from 1981 to 1993 when he left to join the Plaistow Animal Medical Center until 1995.  Dr. Johnson then opened his own clinic, the Johnson Veterinary Hospital, which has been located in Lawrence since 1995.  Dr. Johnson and his wife enjoy their 2 dachshunds named Kremlin & Marka, and Penelope, a cat with plenty of “attitude”.

Maija Mikkola Curtis, DVM

Dr. Mikkola & "Armand"

Dr. Mikkola graduated from the University of Michigan in 1995, with degrees in both Biology and Bio-Psychology.  She graduated with honors from Michigan State College of Veterinary Medicine in May, 2000. For two years, Dr. Mikkola practiced small animal medicine in Ann Arbor, Michigan and then in Wells, Maine, before joining the Johnson Veterinary Hospital in January of 2003.  She has a strong interest in surgery and internal medicine.  While attending veterinary college, she was the captain of the MSU women’s ice hockey team, and continues to play with a co-ed league out of Boston.  Dr. Mikkola’s interests include hiking and almost every outdoor sport.  She lives on the outskirts of Boston with her husband Matt, her hairless cats Bella & Dante, and the newest additions to her family, two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels named Charlie and Dodger.

Emily Neenan, DVM (Photo Coming Soon)

Dr. Neenan is a graduate of Ross University and spent a clinical year at the Ohio State University.  She is very happy to be returning to the Northeast.  Dr. Neenan graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in biology and after spending her clinical year at the Ohio State University, received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Ross University.  She has a wide variety of interests ranging from rock climbing and kayaking to travel and the arts.  Dr. Neenan enjoys spending time with her coconut retrievers, "Lily" and "Finch", as well as her cat, who is convinced that he is a dog, named "Monk".