NEW! MedTrainer Live
Tuesday, October 29 at 11 a.m. PT
Enforcement of recent changes to the HIPAA Privacy Rule starts in less than two months. Are you ready?
Join MedTrainer VP of Compliance Brian Williams for a 20-minute live session to prepare for the reproductive healthcare privacy and substance use disorder changes required by December 23, 2024. He will share required updates and offer suggestions to stay ahead of the convergence of federal and state consumer privacy laws.
You’ll leave this session with:
✓ A thorough understanding of the requirements
✓ What it means for your organization
✓ Ideas to quickly make the necessary adjustments
✓ And so much more!
Fill out the form to register for the live information session!
Meet The Speaker
Brian S. Williams
VP of Compliance, MedTrainer
Brian S. Williams, MHA, MBA, brings 30+ years of healthcare management and executive experience to MedTrainer as founding member and VP of Compliance. Throughout his career, he has managed hundreds of healthcare workers at organizations including Cedars-Sinai and Long Beach Memorial Hospital.
He has led teams through a multitude of challenges, including both natural and human-made emergencies, regulatory changes, and digital transformations. He has served on the MedTrainer Education and Development Board, authored numerous compliance courses and works closely with major clients on custom courseware and compliance toolkits including USP <800> and APEXUS access through MedTrainer.
Brian is a self-proclaimed lifelong learner and a graduate from the Masters of Health Administration program at the University of Southern California, where he has been 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.
He continues to be driven by a love of learning and empowering fellow compliance professionals to be successful. Brian has recently spoken at several primary care association conferences from Kentucky to Oregon.