Kathleen Williams, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin
Biography
Kathleen Williams is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Wisconsin where she currently serves as the residency program director. She received her undergraduate degree from Indiana University and her medical degree from Rush Medical College of Rush University in Chicago, Illinois. She completed her residency training in at the Medical College of Wisconsin and has completed both the ACEP teaching fellowship and the CORD Residency Administrative Fellowship.
Throughout her time as faculty at MCW, she has served the resident trainees in various capacities. She developed the institutional use of video-taped resuscitation for resident resuscitation training starting in 2015. She has interest in GME curriculum development and design, character development in GME training, and use of novel methods for physician coaching and team based training in resuscitation leadership.
She is an award winning educator, receiving numerous departmental, institutional and national awards for her programmatic developments and bedside education.
Throughout her time as faculty at MCW, she has served the resident trainees in various capacities. She developed the institutional use of video-taped resuscitation for resident resuscitation training starting in 2015. She has interest in GME curriculum development and design, character development in GME training, and use of novel methods for physician coaching and team based training in resuscitation leadership.
She is an award winning educator, receiving numerous departmental, institutional and national awards for her programmatic developments and bedside education.
