Jennifer Garrison, PhD, CEM
Medical Management
1125 Bear Tavern Rd Titusville NJ, 08560About
Jennifer Garrison, PhD, CEM, is a highly experienced professional with more than two decades of expertise in the field of healthcare. With a strong commitment to delivering innovative and impactful solutions for health systems and patients, she has established herself as a dedicated and results-oriented leader. Currently serving as the Director of Health System Strategy Operations at Johnson & Johnson, Dr. Garrison plays a critical role in partnering with internal teams to develop and execute strategies that enable the efficient launch of J&J products in the market.
Education and Training
Walden University Doctor of Philosophy in Health/Healthcare Administration and Management 2015
USAF Air War College Master’s Degree in Military Strategic Studies, General 2019
Wilmington College Master’s Degree in Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration 2002
Wesley College Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and Management 2000
Board Certification
Certified Emergency Manager
Diplomate in Healthcare Administration
American Academy Contingency Planner
American Academy of Medical Administration
Change Management Certification
Healthcare Innovation
FPX Project Management
Chief of Staff Course
American Academy of Medical Administrators (DFAAMA)
International Association of Emergency Managers
CFAAMA
Johnson and Johnson
The McCrystal’s Group
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Faculty Titles & Positions
- Director, Health System Operations Strategy, Janssen Scientific Affairs Johnson and Johnson 2023 - Present
- Director, Strategic Program Management, Janssen Deliver Johnson and Johnson 2022 - 2023
- Assistant Director of Staff Defense Health Agency Headquarters | Falls Church, Virginia 2022 - 2022
- Deputy Assistant Director, Operational Medicine Defense Health Agency Headquarters | Falls Church, Virginia 2021 - 2022
- Deputy Chief, Deputy Assistant Director for Combatant Command Operational Support Defense Health Agency Headquarters | Falls Church, Virginia 2020 - 2021
- Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Commander 332nd Expeditionary Medical Group Ambulatory Health Care Clinic | Deployed Location 2019 - 2020
- Air War College Student Air War College | Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama 2018 - 2019
- Chief, Medical Readiness Division HQ Air Education and Training Command Surgeon General | San Antonio, Texas 2017 - 2018
- Chief Operating Officer (COO)/Commander 355th Medical Group Ambulatory Health Care Clinic-Joint VA Clinic/Medical Support Department 2015 - 2017
- Chief Operating Officer (COO) 20th Medical Group Ambulatory Health Care Clinic | Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina 2013 - 2015
- Chief, Base Support and Exercise & Training Branch HQ Air Combat Command Surgeon General | Langley Air Force Base, Virginia 2011 - 2013
Awards
- Published Thesis: Medical Support In A Chemical, Biological, Radiological, And Nuclear Contested Environment 2020 Year
- Air Force Central Command High-Reliability Organization Award for Patient Safety 2019 Year
- Air War College Surgeon General Award & CJCS Strategic Research Nominee 2019 Year
- University of Arizona Government Award for Outstanding Women in Business 2017 Year
- Air Education and Training Command Team of the Year: Medical Readiness Division 2017 Year
- Resource Budget Officer of the Year 2009/2010 Year
- Air Force Medical Readiness and Aeromedical Evacuation Officer of the Year 2005 Year
Professional Memberships
- Fellow, American Academy of Medical Administration
- Diplomate in Healthcare Administration, American Academy of Medical Administrators
- Healthcare Business Association
- Veterans Leadership Council (Johnson and Johnson)
- Integrative Aging Association
- Medical Affairs of Professionals Society
Professional Society Memberships
- Healthcare Business Association, Integrative Aging Association, Medical Affairs of Professionals Society, Helen Hay Whitney Foundation
Articles and Publications
- COLONEL IN US AIR FORCE - 20 YEARS
What do you attribute your success to?
- She attributes her success to being available to her patients, military experience/training/teaching, and making a difference.
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Get to know Dr. Jennifer Garrison, who serves patients throughout the United States and across the Globe!
With over two decades of experience in the healthcare sector, Dr. Garrison is a seasoned leadership professional renowned for her leadership commitment to providing innovative and impactful solutions for both healthcare systems and patients.
Currently, Dr. Garrison serves as the Director, Global Medical Affairs Strategy and Execution at Johnson and Johnson. In this role, she serves as a critical partner leading the development and execution of globally funded medical strategies and comprehensive scientific engagement to improve patient outcomes through competitive, evidence-based solutions, inclusion in pathways to reduce health disparity and strengthen health system engagement.
Before her current role, Dr. Garrison was selected by Johnson and Johnson in the Experienced Military Veteran Leadership Development Program (EMVLDP) where she successfully graduated in two 9-month rotations. She completed her first successful 9-month rotation through the Janssen Supply Chain in Deliver. Her second 9-month rotation she served as the Director, Health System Strategy and Operations in Janssen Scientific Affairs.
Dr. Garrison previously served 20 years in the federal government and military, where she retired from the U.S. Air Force as a Colonel. Jennifer worked as a Flight Commander in various Hospital or Clinical settings, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operations Officer and recently as a Chief Executive Officer of a Medical Treatment Facility in a deployed setting in Southeast, Asia. In her last assignment, Dr. Garrison was assigned to the Defense Health Agency and served in three positions as the Assistant Director of Staff; Deputy Assistant Director, Operational Medicine, and Deputy Chief, Deputy Assistant Director, Combatant Command for Operational Support. She led the largest Department of Defense COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Operation Planning Team for the President and Secretary of Defense and sent 11.3M in vaccine to eligible beneficiaries world-wide and led medical capabilities for 120K Afghanistan evacuees before resettling in the United States.
With a solid educational background, Dr. Garrison earned her Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and Management from Wesley College in 2000 graduating at the top of her class Summa Cum Laude. Following this, she pursued a Master’s Degree in Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration at Wilmington College in 2002.
Moving forward, she obtained her Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Health/Healthcare Administration and Management from Walden University in 2015, followed by her Master’s Degree in General Military Strategic Studies from the USAF Air War College in 2019.
In affiliation with the American Academy of Medical Administration, Dr. Garrison is a Diplomate in Healthcare Administration and a Fellow.
Dr. Garrison is also board certified as an Emergency Manager through the International Agency of Emergency Management.
Her other professional affiliations extend to the Healthcare Business Association, Veterans Leadership Council (Johnson and Johnson) the Integrative Aging Association, the Medical Affairs of Professionals Society.
With a dedicated and results-driven approach to leadership, Dr. Garrison credits her achievements to her patient-centered approach, military background in training and teaching, and her commitment to making a meaningful impact. Her overarching mission is to utilize her knowledge, expertise, and passion to enhance health outcomes and elevate the quality of care for a broad range of populations and stakeholders.
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