Dr. Williams is a Diplomate of the American Board of Radiology and Board Certified in

Radiation Oncology, and is a member of ASTRO, ASCO and ABS. He has received

specialized training in implant brachytherapy, and has practiced in both academic centers

and private practice in the Atlanta area since 1992. Dr. Williams is the author or co-author

of more than 70 peer-reviewed abstracts and publications. He is active in numerous

clinical trials including those in the Atlanta Regional Clinical Oncology Program. He is

a co-investigator for the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) Stereotactic Body

Radiotherapy trials in Atlanta. He is a Cancer Conference facilitator and Physician Quality

Assurance Reviewer. Dr. Williams is a graduate of Tulane Medical

School, where he received honors in Medicine and Surgery and was the recipient of an

NHLBI Institutional Research Grant as well as the James A. McLaurin Award for Excellence

in Research. His surgical internship was at the Columbia Hospitals - St. Luke’s/Roosevelt

Medical Center in New York City, with his Radiation Oncology Residency at Downstate

Medical Center at Brooklyn, where he was selected to be Chief Resident. He served in

the US Army Reserves for eight years. He volunteers at Cancer Screenings as part of

hospital outreach programs. He has earned the Patient’s Choice Award for both 2010 and 2011.