Amy Johns is the Principal Investigator of The Automated Medical Yeoman (The AMY), an innovative new technology that aims to improve the health and well-being of space explorers and Earth dwellers. She leads a team of multidisciplinary experts, graduates and undergraduates who collaborate with NASA and other partners to design, test, and implement The AMY in various space missions and commercial environments.Amy graduated as a student of occupational therapy at Wilbur Wright College in 2023, where she pursued her passion for helping people recover from injury and disease. She was inspired by her own experience of undergoing a life-altering hip surgery due to congenital hip dysplasia, which motivated her to learn and apply the best practices of therapy and rehabilitation. She has acquired multiple skills and certifications in therapy, higher education teaching, CPR/AED, and has demonstrated leadership and excellence in various academic and extracurricular activities, such as the National Society of Leadership and Success, Project Manager of a NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars team, Deputy Project Manager for a Fall 2022 NASA L'SPACE Mission Concept Academy and was awarded funding by NASA as Principal Investigator and Project Manager for her innovative new healthcare technology for the Spring 2023 NASA Proposal Writing and Evaluation Experience. Amy enjoys experiencing culture through traveling, spending time in nature, riding motorcycles, nutrition and cooking. She is driven by her vision of improving human health and positively impacting the lives of everyone on earth and those traveling afar.