Adetunji Williams

Award-winning, board-certified emergency physician with a proven track record in clinical leadership, patient safety initiatives, and quality improvement. Nationally recognized for excellence through ED Physician of the Year (2018) and William H.

Baumgardner

Physician of the Year (2023). Expanding expertise in telemedicine leadership through the nationally recognized AIR Academy program.

Former Chief

Resident with extensive committee experience and a record of building high-performing emergency medicine teams across clinical and virtual care environments. Licensed across all 50 states, Washington D.C., and Guam — uniquely positioned to lead and scale telehealth operations at the national level.

CUSP ED Safety Lead & Attending Emergency Physician at Suburban Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine (2016-10 – Present)

• Two-time Physician of the Year: ED Physician of the Year (2018) and William H. Baumgardner Physician of the Year (2023)
• Led Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program (CUSP) for the Emergency Department, driving quality improvement initiatives and patient safety protocols department-wide
• Spearheaded patient safety education programs and committee-level safety initiatives across a high-acuity, high-volume facility
• Maintained consistently top-tier patient satisfaction scores while managing complex, high-census emergency presentations
• Championed operational efficiency improvements resulting in measurable reductions in error rates and enhanced care delivery outcomes

Participant — National Telemedicine Leadership Training Program at AIR Academy (2026-01 – Present)

• Enrolled in nationally recognized AIR Academy, a competitive telemedicine leadership development program
• Developing advanced competencies in virtual care operations, telehealth strategy, clinical workflow optimization, and digital health leadership
• Applying high-efficiency, evidence-based telehealth frameworks across synchronous and asynchronous care delivery models

Chief Resident at Akron General Medical Center — Emergency Medicine Residency (2010 – 2011)

• Provided administrative and clinical leadership for the emergency medicine residency program
• Served as EMRA Residency Representative, advocating for resident education and program development at the regional level
• Coordinated resident schedules, educational conferences, and quality assurance initiatives
• Mentored junior residents in clinical excellence and professional development

Telehealth Urgent Care Physician at MDlive (2026-02 – Present)

• Provide high-quality synchronous and asynchronous urgent care consultations across a nationwide patient population via one of the country's largest telehealth platforms
• Leverage full licensure across all 50 states, Washington D.C., and Guam to maximize patient access and platform coverage

Telehealth GLP-1 & Weight Management Physician at Wheel Health (2026-04 – Present)

• Deliver virtual GLP-1 agonist therapy and obesity medicine consultations through a leading national telehealth platform
• Evaluate patient eligibility, initiate and titrate GLP-1 medications, and provide ongoing metabolic health monitoring in accordance with current clinical guidelines

Attending Emergency Physician at University of Maryland Medical System (2013 – 2016)

• High-volume emergency department care with sustained focus on efficiency and patient outcomes

Attending Emergency Physician at Sibley Memorial Hospital (EMA) (2011 – 2013)

• Full-scope emergency medicine in an academic community hospital environment

Locums Attending Physician at Baptist Health (KY) • Rio Grande Regional (TX) (2014 – 2018)

• Rapid adaptation to diverse EMR systems (EPIC, Cerner) and care environments across high-acuity regional sites

Doctor of Medicine – University of Maryland School of Medicine (2008)

Emergency Medicine Residency, Chief Resident in Emergency Medicine – Akron General Medical Center (2008 – 2011)