OpenHysterectomy near Salt Lake City, UT

Care Philosophy: Dr. Johnson specializes in minimally invasive surgery and performed the first robotic GYN surgery in the state of Utah. He also specializes in high-risk pregnancy.

Care Philosophy: To create a safe physical and emotional environment of healing for women, by women, while providing a network of mutual respect and support to achieve wellness.

Biography: Kari Lawrence, MD, is a doctor specializing in obstetrics and gynecology practicing at IHC Highland Clinic in Highland, Utah. Dr. Lawrence provides prenatal care for pregnant women and delivers babies through vaginal birth or c-section. Additionally, this physician provides gynecological services for women during all stages of life: pap smears, birth control, infertility, STD treatment and prevention, and menopausal care.Dr. Lawrence completed Residency at University of Mississippi Medical School, and attended Medical School at University of North Dakota School of Medicine.

Care Philosophy: Mission As a mother of four children and grandmother of two, Dr. Craig is able to empathize with her patients. She understands the joys and miseries of childbirth and childrearing. Dr. Craig has also experienced bad periods, menopause, trouble conceiving, miscarriage, fatigue, family members with mental illness, and more. This gives her insight into what her patients are going through and a unique perspective on how to help. Dr. Craig's goal is to help educate and advise each patient so they can decide what the best treatment option is for them. She wants each of her patients to feel like they are able to make the most well-informed decisions for their own unique situations while feeling supported in whatever decision they make.

Care Philosophy: I enjoy helping patients with all aspects of women's health during all stages of life, from prenatal care and delivering babies, to providing gynecological care and performing minimally invasive surgery including the Da Vinci Robotic surgery platform.

Care Philosophy: Began to think of myself as having a role, not only as a physician, but also as an educator. During my OB/Gyn training and 16 years of practice I have taken pride in helping my patients gain a greater knowledge of the reproductive system in normality and disease.