SSGIM President Letter of Interest Winter Williams, MD University of Alabama - Birmingham

“The people, the people, the people!” So goes my answer for most of the questions that I get about my involvement in the Southern Society for General Internal Medicine: why do you go to that regional meeting year after year? What is so special about the Southern Region? Why do you want to serve as President? Of course, the opportunity for scholarship and an excuse to visit New Orleans may factor in as well, but the sense of camaraderie and community is what I find the most rewarding about my involvement in SSGIM. Each year, I am most excited about the opportunity to interact with friends and colleagues, and that excitement is what I hope to contribute as the Southern Region’s President if selected. My interest in this position comes about from attending the regional meeting since I was a resident and working on the planning committee since 2015. The incredible sense of family amongst core institutions and faculty brings me back each year and continues to motivate me to give back through service to the region. I view this position as an opportunity to do just that by working to broaden and strengthen our region and community. Growing our ranks and impact should be a core focus of the President, which begins with getting members to the annual meeting and allowing them to experience what SSGIM has to offer. This means striking the balance of maintaining the great history and traditions of the region while being nimble enough to innovate in ways that add value to our members, new and old alike. If elected President, I hope to strengthen the communication with and support from the national organization. As membership chair, I have advocated for better communication of best practices across regions and increased support for networking outside of regional and national meetings. I also hope to build on successful efforts already in place like leadership awards which have helped to recruit interested, engaged junior faculty and build our membership and leadership pipelines. I look forward to the opportunity, if selected, to advocate for Southern SGIM and to serve its members as President. I fundamentally believe our people and sense of camaraderie are what make our region so strong and are why it should serve as the model nationally. CURRICULUM VITAE University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine Faculty

December 16, 2019

PERSONAL INFORMATION Name Winter Williams

Citizenship United States

Foreign Spanish (conversational) Languages

Home 311 Cross Ridge Rd Address Birmingham, AL 35213

Phone (205) 470-8170

RANK/TITLE Rank/Title Assistant Professor Co-Director, UAB Internal Medicine Clerkship Co-Director, Quality and Patient Safety, Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program Director, VA Chief Resident in Safety and Quality Program

Department University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Medicine Division of General Internal Medicine

Business 510 20th Street South, FOT 720-B Address Birmingham, Alabama 35294

Phone (205) 975-9968

Fax (205) 975-7797

Email [email protected]

HOSPITAL AND OTHER (NON ACADEMIC) APPOINTMENTS 7/13-Present Active Staff, University of Alabama Hospital, Birmingham, Alabama

7/13-Present Staff Physician, Medical Service, Birmingham Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Birmingham, Alabama WINTER WILLIAMS, M.D.

EDUCATION Year Degree Institution 5/09 M.D. University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi

5/04 B.S. (Biology) with Honors University of Mississippi, Sally McDonnell Distinction Barksdale Honors College

MILITARY SERVICE: N/A

LICENSURE 2011-2019 Alabama State Medical Board #30723 2011-2019 Federal Drug Enforcement Administration 2011-2019 Alabama Controlled Substance

BOARD CERTIFICATION 2012-2022 Board Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING Year Degree Institution 2012-2013 Chief Resident Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program, University of Alabama School of Medicine

2009-2012 Resident Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program, University of Alabama School of Medicine

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Year Rank/Title Institution 8/15-Present Co-Director, Internal Medicine University of Alabama School of Medicine Clerkship

2/14-Present Director, VA Chief Resident in Birmingham Veterans Affairs Medical Center Safety and Quality Program

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7/13-Present Assistant Professor, Department of University of Alabama School of Medicine Medicine

6/12 - 6/13 Clinical Instructor University of Alabama School of Medicine

AWARDS/HONORS 2019 Dean’s Excellence Award in Teaching, Junior Faculty, UAB School of Medicine

2019 Teaching Excellence Award, UAB Department of Medicine

2018 Fellow, American College of Physicians

2017 Caduceus Club Award for Excellence in Clinical Education on Birmingham Campus, UAB School of Medicine

2017 Caduceus Club Award, Best Clinical Department on Birmingham Campus, Internal Medicine, UAB School of Medicine

2017 Teaching Excellence Award, UAB Department of Medicine

2016 Outstanding Teacher Award, Division of General Internal Medicine, UAB Department of Medicine

2016 Teaching Excellence Award, UAB Department of Medicine

2015 Junior Faculty Teaching Award, UAB Department of Medicine

2015 Top Ten Teacher Award, Excellence in Teaching. UAB Department of Medicine

2015 Teaching Excellence Award, UAB Department of Medicine

2015 Unsung Hero Award, UAB Division of General Internal Medicine

2012-2013 Chief Resident, UAB Internal Medicine Residency Program

2011 Best Overall Clinical Vignette Presentation, Alabama ACP Meeting

2010 Best Overall Intern Performance Award, Birmingham VA Medical Center

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES 2015-Present Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine 2013-Present Society of General Internal Medicine

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2009-Present American College of Physicians 2013-2016 Society of Hospital Medicine

COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES: 2017 – present Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine (AAIM): Alliance Ambassador

2015 – present American College of Physicians (ACP): Internal Medicine Interest Group Faculty Sponsor (2015-2019), Chapter Poster Judge (2017-2019)

2015 - present Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM): National Membership Committee: (2018-2019), Clinical Updates and Workshop Selection Committee (2019), Innovations in Medical Education Selection Committee (2018-2019), Workshop Selection Committee (2017-2018), Clinical Vignette Selection Committee (2015- 2017)

2014 - present Southern Society of General Internal Medicine (SSGIM): Membership Chair and Chair-Elect (2018-2019), Vignette Committee Chair (2017-2018), Associates Committee Chair/Co-Chair (2015-2017), Clinical Vignette Selection Committee (2015-2017), Innovation Selection Committee (2018), Poster Judge (2014, 2016- 2019)

UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES:

2019-present Chair, Process Improvement Work Group, Order Auto-Discontinuation, Birmingham VA Medical Center

2018-present Admissions Committee, University of Alabama School of Medicine

2018-present Champion, Hospital Wide Readmissions Task Force, Performance Measures Oversight Committee, Birmingham VA Medical Center

2015-present Program Evaluation Committee, Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program

2017-present Department of Medicine Quality Committee

2016-present Faculty Sponsor, ACP Internal Medicine Interest Group

2016-present External Peer Review Process Champion, Birmingham VA Medical Center

2016-present Medication Error Committee, Birmingham VA Medical Center

2016-present Core Clinical Committee, Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program

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2015-present Program Evaluation Committee, Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program

2015-2016 Chair, Process Improvement Work Group, Inpatient Code Status Designation, Birmingham VA Medical Center

2014-present Hospital Information Management Committee, UAB Hospital

2012-present Intern Selection Committee, Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program

2016-2018 Patient Experience and Engagement Steering Committee, UAB Hospital

2013-2017 Provider Integration Network, UAB Hospital

2013-2015 ICD-10 Provider Education and Training Workstream, UAB Hospital

2013-2016 Observed to Expected Mortality Committee, UAB Hospital

2015-2016 Early Warning Score/Sepsis UAB Care Committee

2013-2014 Hospital Utilization Management Committee, UAB Hospital

2014 Medication Reconciliation Committee, UAB Hospital

2013 Discharge Improvement Committee, UAB Hospital

2010-2013 Curriculum Committee, Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program

2010-2011 House Staff Council, UAB Hospital

2010-2011 Impact Advisory Committee

EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPS:

Manuscript Reviewer 2018-present Academic Medicine

2014-2016 Journal of General Internal Medicine

MAJOR RESEARCH INTERESTS:

My primary research interests include clinical reasoning, high value care, and clinical performance

WINTER WILLIAMS, M.D. assessment, particularly within undergraduate medical education.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

2019 Co-Director Preparation for Residency, 4th Year Mandatory course, UAB School of Medicine Contact Time: 4 weeks

2019 Co-Director Master Physical Diagnosis, 4th Year Elective, UAB School of Medicine Contact Time: 2 weeks

2017-2018 Co-Director Preparation for Residency, 4th Year Elective, UAB School of Medicine Contact Time: 2 weeks

2018 Patient Safety Lecturer Patient, Doctor, Society – 1st year medical student course Contact Time: 1 hour

2017-present Debriefing Lecturer Simulation I Course – Health system level course offered as faculty development for institutional and visiting faculty Contact Time: 1 hour per month

2016-present Simulation Leader Shock Week, Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program Contact Time: Approximately 9 hours

2015-present Simulation Leader Internal Medicine Clerkship Simulation, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: 1/2 day per week

2015-present Clerkship Lecturer Internal Medicine Clerkship, Birmingham, Alabama Contact time: 4 hours per month

2015-present Patient Safety & Quality Improvement Lecturer Resident Ambulatory Block Rotation, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: 1 hour per month

2015-present Resident Continuity Clinic Preceptor Internal Medicine IV, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: 1 session per week

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2013-present Resident Continuity Clinic Preceptor Birmingham VA Medical Center Red Clinic, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: 2 sessions per week

2013-present Patient Safety & Quality Lecturer Intern Inpatient Block Rotation, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: Approximately 2 hours per month

2013-present Noon Conference Lecturer General Internal Medicine Conference, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: Approximately 6 one-hour lectures per year

2013-present Master in Physical Diagnosis Lecturer Pulmonary Exam, Birmingham, AL Contact Time: Approximately 6 hours per session

2013-present Morning Report Facilitator Ambulatory, Inpatient, and BVAMC Morning Reports, Birmingham, AL Contact Time: Approximately 5 hours per month

2012-present General Medicine Ward Attending BVAMC and Tinsley Harrison teaching services, Birmingham, AL Contact Time: 3 months per year

2015-2016 Co-Director High-Acuity Interprofessional Simulation Week, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: 20 hours per semester

2012, 2014 Handoff Workshop, New Resident Orientation Lecture Contact Time: 1 hour per session

2012, 2014, Course Preceptor 2018 Patient, Doctor, and Society – medical student small group discussions Contact Time: Approximately 12 hours

2013 Health Care Policy Lecturer Intern Inpatient Block Rotation, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: Approximately 3 hours per month

2012-2013 Internal Medicine Clerkship Lecturer Internal Medicine MS-3 Clerkship, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: Approximately 30 hours

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2012-2013 Resident Clinic Preceptor Internal Medicine-4 Hospital Follow-up Clinic, Birmingham, Alabama Contact Time: Approximately 40 hours

2012-2013 Course Preceptor Introduction to Clinical Medicine I and II – medical student clinical course Contact Time: Approximately 80 hours

2012-2013 Morning Report Facilitator Contact Time: Approximately 200 hours

2012-2013 Code Simulation with Residents July 5th and 6th, 2012 Contact Time: Approximately 5 hours

Curriculum Development:

1. Preparation for Residency (2017 – present). Preparation for Residency is a UASOM course for graduating fourth year medical students. Each year, students participate in a 2-week course with interactive didactic content, immersive and procedural simulation, and BLS/ACLS certification. I assumed the Co-Director role in 2017 when it was an elective and have now overseen the transition to a mandatory course for nearly 200 students over a 4 week time period. The curriculum has been adapted to address procedural and non-procedural specialties.

2. Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Curriculum. Since joining faculty, I have developed a QIPS curriculum for the Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency program. With Starr Steinhilber, I have created quarterly Morbidity, Mortality, and Improvement noon conferences, facilitated monthly patient safety morning reports, and created a project-based longitudinal project curriculum for upper level residents. I also teach PSQI to all incoming interns during Inpatient Block. Upper level residents present their project findings and outcomes annually in noon conference.

3. Internal Medicine Clerkship. As co-director of the clerkship, I have massively overhauled the clerkship curriculum to include more skills-focused and interactive content. I have created and run monthly physical exam rounds, new procedural simulations, as well as clinical reasoning lectures with case application. During this time, I have also added new subspecialty exposure and markedly cut overall didactic time.

GRANT SUPPORT:

2014-2015 “Understanding a High-Utilizing General Medicine Inpatient Population” Primary Investigator. Tinsley Harrison Development Award. $2500.

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2012-present Office of Academic Affiliations (OAA), Department of Veterans Affairs Birmingham VAMC, Chief resident in Quality and Patient Safety. The main objective is to train an internal medicine resident, on principles of patient safety and quality improvement, participate in milestone development, and to demonstrate leadership for the residency-training program. One fellow per year, one year program. Role: Program Director.

OTHER:

2019 Improving Diagnosis Through Education Learning Collaborative (DxLC), Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine. Project: Addressing Diagnostic Error Through Clinical Decision Support. Accepted May 2019.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

MANUSCRIPTS:

Peer-Reviewed Journals

1. Khodadadi RB, Herrera LN, Schmit EO, Williams W, Estrada CA, Zinski A. Identifying High-Performing Students in Inpatient Clerkships: A Qualitative Study. Medical Science Educator. 2019; 29:199–204 [https://doi.org/10.1007/s40670-018-00667-0 available at https://rdcu.be/bdKTx]

2. Steinhilber S, Smola R, Williams W. Making a Case for Case Reports. Acad Med. 2017 Dec;92(12):1655-1656. PubMed PMID: 29210742.

3. Schmit EO, Wu CL, Khodadadi RB, Herrera LN, Williams W, Estrada CA. What Defines an Honors Student? Survey of Pediatric and Internal Medicine Faculty Perspectives. South Med J. 2019 Aug;112(8):450-454. PubMed PMID: 31375843.

4. Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Schmit E, Willig J, Hoellein A, Knudson C, Law K, Mingioni N, Walsh K, Estrada CA. Williams W. Which Student Characteristics Are Most Important in Determining Clinical Honors in Clerkships? A Teaching Ward Attending Perspective. Acad Med. 2019;94(10):1581-1588. PubMed PMID: 31192796.

5. Sankey C, Williams W, Bhatnagar D, Miller C, Lai C. Why and How to Prepare, Write, and Submit Clinical Cases. The Clinical Teacher [accepted, in press]

Manuscripts submitted but not yet accepted

6. Ingram M, Pearman J, Estrada C, Zinski A, Williams W. Are We Measuring What Matters? How Student and Clerkship Characteristics Influence Clinical Grading [submitted]

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BOOKS Online Chapters

1. Williams W. DRESS. Clinical Decision Support for Hospital Medicine. Chad Miller MD (Editor), Alfred Burger, MD, Cindy Lai, MD, Amit Pahwa, MD (Associate Editors), CDS:HM (2017, 2nd Edition). Available at: https://www.decisionsupportinmedicine.com/

2. Williams W. Liver Abscess. Clinical Decision Support for Hospital Medicine. Chad Miller MD (Editor), Alfred Burger, MD, Cindy Lai, MD, Amit Pahwa, MD (Associate Editors), CDS:HM (2017, 2nd Edition). Available at: https://www.decisionsupportinmedicine.com/

3. Williams W, Estrada CA. Histoplasmosis. Clinical Decision Support for Hospital Medicine. Chad Miller MD (Editor), Alfred Burger, MD, Cindy Lai, MD, Amit Pahwa, MD (Associate Editors), CDS:HM (2017, 2nd Edition). Available at: https://www.decisionsupportinmedicine.com/

POSTER EXHIBITS

National

1. Williams W, Ingram M, Pearman J, Belue M, Zinski A, Estrada C. What Factors Predict Honors for Internal Medicine Clerkship Students? AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2018, San Antonio, TX. March 19th, 2018. [Poster]

2. Williams W, Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Schmit E, Willig J, Mingioni N, Hoellein A, Law K, Knudson C, Walsh K, Estrada C. What Sets Honors Students Apart? A Ward Attending Perspective. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2018, San Antonio, TX. March 19th, 2018. [Poster]

3. Vaughan B, Williams W. A Teaching Technique for Busy Clinics. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2018, San Antonio, TX. March 19th, 2018. [Poster]

4. Steinhilber S, Williams W. If You See Something, Say Something: Increasing Resident Reporting of Patient Safety Events. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2018, San Antonio, TX. March 19th, 2018. [Poster]

5. Matin T, Shoreibah M, Williams W, Callaway J, Burski C. Increasing Hepatitis C Screening Rates in a Veteran Population Outside of the Primary Care Setting. Digestive Disease Week. Washington DC. June 2-5, 2018. [Poster]

6. Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Williams W, Schmit E, Mingioni N, Hoellein A, Law K, Knudson C, Estrada CA. What defines an honors student? A teaching ward attending perspective. 40th Society of General Internal Medicine, Washington, DC. April 19-22, 2017. [Poster]

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7. Schmit EO, Wu CL, Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Williams W, Estrada C. What Defines an Honors Student? Pediatric and Internal Medicine Values. Pediatric Hospital Medicine Meeting, 2017 July 20; Nashville, TN. [Poster]

8. Schmit EO, Wu CL, Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Williams W, Estrada C. What Defines an Honors Student? Comparison of Pediatric and Internal Medicine Physicians’ Perspectives. Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting, 2017 May 7; San Francisco, CA. [Poster]

Regional

1. Bennett A, Lin C, Williams W. How Does Gender Impact Clinical Performance Assessment in Core Clerkships? 9th Annual Education Summit - Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME) Week. The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL. September 18, 2019. [Poster]

2. Williams W, Ingram M, Pearman J, Belue M, Zinski A, Estrada CA. What Characteristics Predict Honors for Clerkship Students? 8th Annual Education Summit - Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME) Week. The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL. September 12, 2018. [Poster]

3. Shah G, Agrawal A, Walker J, Williams, W. Patient Perception of Hospital Readmission. 8th Annual Education Summit - Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME) Week. The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL. September 12, 2018. [Poster]

4. Stuart S, Williams W. Painful Weight Loss – Making the “Arcuate” Diagnosis. 7th Annual Education Summit, Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME). The University of Alabama at Birmingham, September 13-15, 2017. [Poster].

5. Pearman J, Ingram M, Williams W, Belue M, Zinski A, Estrada C. Medical students in the Surgery Clerkship: Characteristics of Honors Recommendation. 7th Annual Education Summit, Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME). The University of Alabama at Birmingham, September 13-15, 2017. [Poster].

6. Ingram M, Pearman J, Williams W, Belue M, Zinski A, Estrada C. Characteristics that Set Apart an Honors Student in the Internal Medicine Clerkship. 7th Annual Education Summit, Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME). The University of Alabama at Birmingham, September 13-15, 2017. [Poster].

7. Schmit EO, Wu CL, Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Williams W, Estrada C. What Defines an Honors Student? Comparison of Pediatric and Internal Medicine Physicians’ Perspectives. University of Alabama at Birmingham Pediatric Science Day, 2017 March 9; Birmingham, AL. [Poster]

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8. Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Williams W, Willig J, Schmit E, Mingioni N, Estrada CA. 6th Annual Education Summit, Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME). The University of Alabama at Birmingham, September 21-23, 2016. [Poster]

9. Booker K, Williams W. Effusion Confusion: Chylous Effusion in SVC Syndrome. 6th Annual Education Summit, Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME). The University of Alabama at Birmingham, September 21-23, 2016. [Poster]

10. Williams W. Having a Nose for the Diagnosis… New Onset Epistaxis in a 50-year-old Male. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. New Orleans, Louisiana. February 9-11, 2012. [Poster]

11. Williams W, Willig J. Slow onset Ataxia in an Otherwise Healthy Male. Alabama American College of Physicians Meeting. Point Clear, Alabama. June 2-4, 2011. [Poster]

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

National 1. Williams W, Bergman L, Morris J, Kraemer R. Practice Makes Perfect: Using Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice to Improve Learner Outcomes. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. February 13-15, 2020. [Workshop, accepted]

2. Bennett A, Lin C, Williams W. How Does Gender Impact Clinical Performance Assessment in Core Clerkships? Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. February 13-15, 2020. [Oral Presentation, accepted]

3. Williams W, Bergman L, Viles A, Morris J, Kraemer R. Practice Makes Perfect: Using Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice to Improve Learner Outcomes. Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL. May 6-9, 2020. [Workshop, accepted]

4. Steinhilber S, Bhatnagar D, Clark A, Hasan R, Williams W. Promoting Talent in 2020: Beyond Mentorship, Sponsorship, and Coaching. Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL. May 6-9, 2020. [Workshop, accepted]

5. Rendon P, Roesch J, Williams W, Bhatnagar D. From Mini-Me to Yao-Ming: Adjusting your Psychological Size to Maximize Impact as a Chief Resident. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2020, Tampa, FL. April 19th, 2020. [Workshop, accepted]

6. Steinhilber S, Williams W, Morris J, Bhatnagar D. Got Talent: Managing Up and Promoting Talent in Internal Medicine. APDIM Fall Meeting 2019. Denver, CO. October 17-19, 2019. [Workshop]

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7. Rendon P, Roesch J, Williams W, Bhatnagar D. From Mini-Me to Yao-Ming: Adjusting your Psychological Size to Maximize Impact as a Chief Resident. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2019, Philadelphia, PA. April 15th, 2019. [Workshop]

8. Rendon P, Roesch J, Williams W, Bhatnagar D. From Mini-Me to Yao-Ming: Adjusting your Psychological Size to Maximize Impact as a Chief Resident. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2018, San Antonio, TX. March 19th, 2018. [Workshop]

9. Brooks M, Duckett A, Steinhilber S, Williams W. If You See Something, Say Something: Encouraging and Assessing Residents’ Patient Safety Reporting. AAMC Integrating Quality Meeting, Chicago, IL. June 8-9, 2017. [Workshop]

10. Brooks M, Duckett A, Steinhilber S, Williams W. If You See Something, Say Something: Encouraging and Assessing Residents’ Patient Safety Reporting. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2017, Baltimore, MD. March 20th, 2017. [Workshop]

11. Rendon P, Sharpe B, Williams W, Roesch J, Bhatnagar D. From Mini-Me to Yao-Ming: Adjusting your Psychological Size to Maximize Impact as a Chief Resident. AAIM Internal Medicine Week 2017, Baltimore, MD. March 20th, 2017. [Workshop]

12. Bhatnagar D, Williams W, Miller C, Sankey C. Read One, Do One (Before the next SGIM meeting), Teach One: Publishing a Clinical Vignette for the Busy Trainee or Young Physician. Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Hollywood, FL. May 11- 14, 2016. [Workshop]

13. Rendon P, Sharpe B, Williams W, Roesch J. From Mini-Me to Yao-Ming: Adjusting your Psychological Size to Maximize Impact as a Chief Resident. Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine Spring Conference, Las Vegas, NV. April 17-21, 2016. [Workshop]

14. Rendon P, Sharpe B, Williams W, Roesch J. From Mini-Me to Yao-Ming: Adjusting your Psychological Size to Maximize Impact as a Chief Resident. Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine Spring Conference, Houston, TX. April 27-28, 2015. [Workshop]

15. Wener J, Williams W, Miller C. See One, Do One (before the next SHM meeting), Teach One: How To Publish a Clinical Vignette for the Busy Hospitalist. Society of Hospital Medicine National Meeting, Las Vegas, NV. March 25-27, 2014. [Workshop]

16. Roy B, Williams W. Transitions of Care. Society of General Internal Medicine National Meeting. Denver, CO. April 24-27, 2013. [Workshop]

17. Williams, W. Financial Wellness for Students and Residents. American College of Physicians Alabama-Mississippi Chapters Meeting, Jackson, MS. May 31, 2019. [Invited Lecture]

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18. Williams W, Steinhilber S, Morris J, Bhatnagar D. GIM’s Got Talent – How to Promote It for Everyone. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine, Houston, TX, February 14- 16, 2019. [Workshop]

19. Williams W, Bhatnagar D, Steinhilber S. From Mini-me to Yao-Ming: Adjusting Psychological Size to Maximize Impact. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine, New Orleans, February 22-24, 2018. [Workshop]

20. Ingram M, Pearman J, Williams W, Belue M, Zinski A, Estrada CA. What Sets Apart an Internal Medicine Clerkship Student? Predictors of an Honors Recommendation. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine, New Orleans, February 22-24, 2018. [Oral presentation]

21. Stuart S, Williams W. Painful Weight Loss – Making the “Arcuate” Diagnosis. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine, New Orleans, February 22-24, 2018. [Oral presentation]

22. Mandrell N, Steinhilber S, Williams W. A Poetic End to Diagnostic Momentum. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine, New Orleans, February 22-24, 2018. [Oral presentation]

23. Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Williams W, Willig J, Schmit E, Mingioni N, Hoellein A, Law K, Knudson C, Estrada CA. Society of General Internal Medicine, Southern Regional Meeting, New Orleans, LA. February 9-10, 2017. [Oral presentation]

24. Schmit EO, Wu CL, Herrera N, Khodadadi R, Williams W, Estrada C. What Defines an Honors Student? Comparison of Pediatric and Internal Medicine Physicians’ Perspectives. Medical Education, Medical Ethics, and Advocacy Session at the Academic Pediatric Association Southern Regional Meeting, 2017 Feb 11; New Orleans, LA. [Oral presentation]

25. Williams W, Kubiak N, Steinhilber S. Project Selection: Sharing What Works in Quality Improvement. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA. February 18-20, 2016. [Workshop]

26. Sheets R, Williams W. Getting on the “Band”wagon – Improving Inpatient Code Status Identification. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA. February 18-20, 2016. [Oral presentation]

27. Williams W, Bhatnagar D, Kraemer R. Closed for Maintenance: Making Sense of MOC. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. February 26-28, 2015. [Workshop]

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28. Williams W, Steinhilber S. Time for a Quality Improvement Consult – Making Resident QI Meaningful. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. February 26-28, 2015. [Workshop]

29. Bhatnagar D, Castiglioni A, Williams W. Mentor-ship and Mentee-ship: How to Steer the Ship Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. February 26-28, 2015. [Workshop]

30. Kraemer R, Williams W, Bhatnagar D, Taylor B. How to Teach High-Value Cost- Conscious Patient Care. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine, Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. February 20-22, 2014. [Workshop]

31. Kraemer R, Williams W. High Value Care. Alabama American College of Physicians, Annual Meeting, Point Clear, AL. May 30-June 1, 2014. [Oral presentation]

32. Roy B, Kraemer R, Williams W. How to be an Effective Resident and Team Leader. Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. New Orleans, Louisiana. February 21-23, 2013. [Workshop]

Regional

1. Vaughan TB, Williams W. Balancing Teaching and Productivity: How to Host Learners in a Busy Clinic. 7th Annual Education Summit, Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME). The University of Alabama at Birmingham, September 13-15, 2017. [Workshop]

2. Williams W, Steinhilber S. Psychological Size – You Are Bigger (or Smaller) Than You Think You Are. 7th Annual Education Summit, Research and Innovations in Medical Education (RIME). The University of Alabama at Birmingham, September 13-15, 2017. [Workshop]

3. Williams W, Harada C. Psychological Size – You Are Bigger (or Smaller) Than You Think You Are. UAB Research and Innovation in Medical Education Summit. Birmingham, Alabama. September 16-18, 2015. [Workshop]

4. Harada C, Williams W. Learning and Teaching Styles. UAB Research and Innovation in Medical Education Summit. Birmingham, Alabama. September 26-28, 2012. [Workshop]

MISCELLANEOUS:

Community Service:

2018-present Equal Access Birmingham Clinic Attending Volunteer

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Faculty Development:

2019 Leadership DOM Year-long curriculum teaching leadership skills to Department of Medicine faculty. University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL

2015 Institute for Medical Simulation Instructor Course Week-long course taught by Boston-based Center for Medical Simulation faculty. Center for Medical Simulation, Birmingham, AL

2014 Certificate in Health Care Quality and Safety Semester-long course teaching QI and safety skills while applying University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL

2014 Simulation Educator Course I & II Office of Interprofessional Simulation, Birmingham, AL

2013 Society of Hospital Medicine, Society of General Internal Medicine: Academic Hospitalist Academy (AHA) Denver, CO

2012 Society of Hospital Medicine: Quality and Safety Educators Academy (QSEA) Tempe, AZ

Additional Training and Certifications:

2008-present Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider

2008-present Basic Cardiac Life Support Provider

Mentoring:

UASOM Scholarly Activity

Names Years Outcome Abigail Bennett 2019 Impact of Gender on Clerkship Performance Assessment; presented locally at UAB RIME 2019 – 2nd Place Overall

Ryan Sheets 2015-2016 Improving Code Status Identification of Hospitalized Patients; VA process improvement initiative, presented nationally at Southern SGIM 2016

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UASOM Career Advisory

Names Years Position upon completion

Brian Westbrook, Rob Wians, Tyler Colvin, Griffin 2019-2020 n/a Russell, Shejuti Paul, Forrest Gamble

Madeline Bender, John Dasher, Elena Gibson, Aditi 2018-2019 Internal Medicine Resident Jani, TJ Leon, Catherine Lumb, Leah Nixon, Ben Palmer, Melissa Parrish, Joe Pearman, Jeffrey Shen, Anjali Wagle

Ryne Black, Rebecca Duron, Andrew Hackney, 2017-2018 Internal Medicine Resident Samuel Hand, Chris Ives, Koushik Kasanagottu, Cameron Parker, Aditi Jani, Anne Wagstaff

Camli Al-Sadek, Rebecca Duron, Joe Jones, Taylor 2016-2017 Internal Medicine Resident Pickens, Amaad Rana

Veterans Affairs Chief Resident in Quality and Safety:

Name Years Position upon completion

Stacey Watkins, MD, PhD 2018-2019 Academic Hospitalist - Emory University

Tasnia Matin, MD 2017-2018 Gastroenterology and Hepatology Fellow – Medical Univesity of South Carolina

Monee Amin, MD 2015-2016 Academc Hospitalist – University of Michigan

Rane McLaughlin, MD 2014-2015 Rheumatologist – Private Practice