Curriculum Vitae

Dr. Daniel Williams is a board-certified adult psychiatrist who specializes in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, professional burnout, and promoting diversity through long-distance mentorship. He graduated Magna cum Laude from the University of Texas at Tyler with a B.S. in Biology in 2002 and as Chief Resident at Baylor Scott & White psychiatry residency program. The University of Texas Medical School at Houston was home for four years, but has since changed its name to the McGovern Medical School at Houston. He has authored several books and research publications.

He credits his work ethic to early 12 Step recovery and 16 years of military service (6 years active duty U.S. Army Veterinary Food Inspector 91R and 10 years in the Texas Army National Guard as an Army Psychiatrist 60W). He mobilized to Benin, Africa in 1997, Kuwait in 2020 during the height of COVID operations, and the Texas-Mexico border conflict in 2022. No combat deployments. The grace of God and five different U.S. Army education benefit programs made all of this possible:

Tuition Assistance Program (active duty)
Montgomery GI Bill College Fund (pre-911)
Hazelwood Act (Texas benefit)
Specialized Training Assistance Program
Student Loan Repayment Program

Interests include mixed martial arts, Super Motorcross, writing music, mountain biking and dog training.

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“My experience in Africa awoken my spirit to help and serve others. My curriculum vitae, life lesson from that trip is that, ever since, I have worked hard to learn how to help motivated people overcome anything and everything, no matter the geography, disadvantaged status, or capabilities.”