Dr. Warren Johnson All of our staff are considered members of our great, competent Eyewear Gallery family. They are our biggest assets in what we provide to you. It’s a real bonus to love coming to work with people who are our great work family that have been as carefully picked and hired as the Eyecare and Glasses that we provide!
	As a trusted expert in the field of Eyecare for over 25 years, Dr. Johnson has helped thousands of people to protect their eyesight. Dr. Johnson volunteers his time and expertise for the Church Health Center to provide eye care for those with limited incomes. In addition, he has been active as a board member of the YMCA, the Firefighter's Association and his Church Council. He volunteers for the homeless in soup kitchens in downtown Memphis at St. Mary's and 1st Presbyterian. Dr Johnson is licensed as a Medical Optometrist on a number of health care plans.  He is also a member of the American Optometric Association,West Tennessee Optometric Association and West Tennessee Eye Task Force. Education Bachelor of Science, Microbiology, University of Memphis Bachelor of Science, Physical Science, Southern College of Optometry Doctor of Optometry, Southern College of Optometry Licensed, State of Tennessee Division of Health Related Boards Licensed and Certified, Treatment & Management of Ocular Disease, International Board of Examiners in Optometry Licensed, Ocular Prescription Therapeutic Medications, State of Tennessee and the National Drug Enforcement Agency   Professional Memberships Member, American Optometric Association Member, Tennessee Optometric Association Member, West Tennessee Optometric Society Member, West Tennessee Eye Task Force Professional Honors Recognition Elected, National Board of Corporate Optometry to evaluate quality of eyecare service Selected , as one of the "Outstanding Young Men in America" Public Service As a trusted expert in the field of Eyecare for over 20 years, Dr. Johnson has helped thousands of people to protect their eyesight. Dr. Johnson volunteers his time and expertise for the Church Health Center to provide eye care for those with limited incomes. In addition, he has been active as a board member of the YMCA, the Firefighter's Association and his Church Council. He volunteers for the homeless in soup kitchens in downtown Memphis at St. Mary's and 1st Presbyterian. He is involved in a ministry through his church to help the children and families of LeBonheur Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee which helps sick kids. Many of whom have serious health problems and some with cancer.