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Director of Compliance and Regulatory Affairs, MedTrainer
Mr. Williams has more than 25 years of director-level healthcare management experience, specializing in staff management, process improvements, infection prevention, performance measurement metrics, and healthcare compliance. He has served on the MedTrainer Education and Development Board for the past four years, authored numerous compliance courses and works closely with major clients on custom courseware and compliance toolkits.
Brian is a self-proclaimed lifelong learner and he graduated last year from the Masters of Health Administration program at the University of Southern California, where he was learning and applying the principles of population health management and value-based care. Mr. Williams also holds a Masters of Business Administration from the Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management, and certificates in Strategy and Management.
His passion for the teaching and the development of others has been a long-standing hallmark of his award-winning career.
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Emergency Management
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Security and Safety Roles
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Emergencies will happen – whether you are ready for them or not. A disaster can overwhelm a medical practice with damage and so much more. Disaster preparedness requires a continuous cycle of planning, organizing, training, equipping, rehearsing, and evaluating. Join MedTrainer for a webinar on June 19, as they discuss the four core elements included in the new rule and the implications for health centers: 1. Risk Assessment and Emergency Planning
2. Communications Plan
3. Policies and Procedures
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About the Speaker
Mr. Williams has more than 25 years of director-level healthcare management experience, specializing in staff management, process improvements, infection prevention, performance measurement metrics, and healthcare compliance. He has served on the MedTrainer Education and Development Board for the past four years, authored numerous compliance courses and works closely with major clients on custom courseware and compliance toolkits.
Brian is a self-proclaimed lifelong learner and he graduated last year from the Masters of Health Administration program at the University of Southern California, where he was learning and applying the principles of population health management and value-based care. Mr. Williams also holds a Masters of Business Administration from the Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management, and certificates in Strategy and Management.
His passion for the teaching and the development of others has been a long-standing hallmark of his award-winning career.
Who Should Attend
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- Administrators
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Directors of Nursing
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Quality, Compliance
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Emergency Management
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Security and Safety Roles
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