Dr. Michelle K Williams, MD

One of the best, if not the best, ER doctors I have ever seen at TMC. She was efficient and quick to get orders taken care of. She made me feel confident to be her patient. If I ever have to go to TMC ER again, and at 84, I am sure I will, I hope to be under her care again.

I met Dr. Williams at TMC emergency room in mid-March 2016. After 2 previous attempts and 10 days of trying to determine what was wrong with me. Dr. Williams was the first Dr. to actually listen to what I was telling her. She spent nearly all day with me. In the end, she suggested a new test. Within 30 minutes she had the correct diagnosis. Today, nearly 5 months later, I am still being treated because there is no known cure. She was professional, caring and thorough. I believe she saved my life.

I was 2 weeks post OP for partial left nephrectromy. My daughter took me in due to excruciating pain. (the pain was not from anything a doctor did, I just moved wrong). Dr. Michelle Williams was my ER attending at TMC. Her thorough and caring nature set me at ease. She has a great bedside manner. Both my daughter and I wish she had a private practice, I would definitely be seeing her on a regular basis if she did.

Dr. Williams was the most amazing ER doctor I have ever had. She was thorough, genuinely concerned, and answered all my questions. Her kindness was reassuring. I felt comfortable in her care.

The staff made me wait an hour and 20 minutes in the waiting room and then another hour in the actual room before I saw the doctor. The doctor came in and was speaking SO fast that she must have been on some kind of crack. She didn't answer any of my questions and was not direct at all. She was extremely rude and Unempathetic and seemingly did not care about my well being. When it came to the part where I had to list what my ailments were she was too busy texting to hear me. Worst doctor ever. Should not have a job where people who need/deserve a little sympathy are. I will Never go to her again

This young Dr. has a poor attitude and shows a great deal of animosity towards patients. If she does not like working in the ER-do something else.

Dr. Williams saw my sister in the Emergency Room at Tucson Medical Center. She did a follow-up CTScan on my sister which provided a diagnosis. My sister had been to the Emergency Room twice in the previous three weeks with only a diagnosis of a bladder infection. She had had Alzheimer's Disease for several years, and the CTScan showed she had a subdural hematoma. She died a week later. Dr. Williams was so thorough in her examination, and she is very caring.