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Dr. Kino (Dr. Keenz) Williams is an award-winning academic medical administrator and Graduate Medical Education (GME) leader with more than 23 years of experience in academic medicine, healthcare operations, accreditation, and performance improvement. Nationally recognized for advancing ACGME accreditation success, workforce well-being, leadership development, and organizational excellence, Dr. Williams has led transformative initiatives across multiple clinical and academic departments at »Æ¹ûÊÓƵ Downstate Health Sciences University.

Currently serving as Department Administrator for the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences at »Æ¹ûÊÓƵ Downstate, Dr. Williams oversees administrative, financial, academic, and operational strategy for the department’s clinical, physician practice, research, and educational missions, including four accredited training programs. Dr. Williams is also Founder and Principal Consultant of Dr. Keenz Consulting LLC, providing expertise in GME administration, accreditation readiness, coordinator development, operational optimization, and academic leadership strategy.

A respected national speaker and thought leader in academic medicine, Dr. Williams has presented at ACGME, AHME, AADPRT, AROPC, and other professional conferences on topics including professional development, coordinator leadership, wellness, quality improvement, and workforce engagement. Dr. Williams also played a key role in establishing »Æ¹ûÊÓƵ Downstate’s Residency Program Coordinators’ Forum and institution-wide wellness and professional development initiatives.

Dr. Williams holds a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Human & Organizational Leadership from Touro Worldwide University, along with graduate and undergraduate degrees in business and human resources. Professional credentials include C-TAGME, CPHQ, and PHR certifications, with additional expertise in healthcare quality, strategic operations, artificial intelligence applications, and organizational leadership.

Passionate about health equity, mentorship, and community engagement, Dr. Williams co-founded the UHD/RPCF Community Healthy Lifestyle Fair, helping provide thousands of community health screenings and wellness resources throughout Brooklyn. Dr. Williams’s leadership and service have been recognized through numerous honors, including the ACGME Debra L. Dooley GME Program Coordinator Excellence Award and the »Æ¹ûÊÓƵ Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Professional Service and recognition as a Men of Distinction honoree by the New York Regional Chapter of the National Association of Health Services Executives (NAHSE).

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Education/Presentations

AHME Educational Conference (2026) – Presenter
From Abstract to PowerPoint: A Presentation Tutorial for Success

Stanford Univ. Pediatric Program Coordinators Educational Series (2026) – Presenter

Bold Voices, Strong Leaders: Unlock the Leader in You

AADPRT Educational Conference (2026) – Presenter
Measuring Your Overall Wellness: A PAVING Path for Program Administrators

ACGME Educational Conference (2026) – Presenter
From Abstract to PowerPoint: A Presentation Tutorial for Success

»Æ¹ûÊÓƵ Downstate PRCF Educational Retreat (2019, 2021-2025) – Planning Committee Member, Host and Speaker

• Empowering Coordinators to be Leaders on their Campuses (2023)
• Your Career is More Important than Likes (2022)

ACGME Educational Conference (Plenary, 2025) – Presenter
How to Slam Dunk Professional Development Initiatives

Mount Sinai Program Administrator Retreat (2024) – Panelist & Presenter

• The Program Coordinator Professional Pathway: A Panel Discussion
• Program Coordinator Well-being

NSAMA Annual Meeting (2024) — Master of Ceremony & Presenter
My Program Is Re‑Accredited — Now What?

ACGME Annual Educational Conference (2024)
Creating a Coordinator Forum

AROPC Annual Meeting (2023)
Program Coordinator/Director Relationship Unmasked

QI & Patient Safety Abstracts (2023)

• ED CT TAT Improvement
• Radiology Workflow Optimization
• Contrast Extravasation Prevention

Williams, K. (2025). A Study On How To Improve Program Coordinators’ Well-being To Benefit The Entire Team (Publication No. 32040036) [Doctoral dissertation, Touro University Worldwide]. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global