Michael Williams featured by US News & World Report

July 8, 2013

Michael Williams, DO, MD, MBA, Interim President of the UNT Health Science Center, is the featured member of the US News & World Report Hospital of Tomorrow advisory council this month on its web site.

The Hospital of Tomorrow is a panel of notable health care executives tasked with guiding the development of a national forum Nov. 4-6, 2013, in Washington, D.C.

The forum is designed to address critical challenges facing the health care industry and will meet regularly to spotlight pioneering strategies and create solutions to help industry leaders navigate the changing health care landscape.

Read Williams’ US News & World Report profile.

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