Bio

Patricia Williams served as the District Director of Health Services for the Eastern Region from 2012 to 2018. Throughout her tenure, she was dedicated to improving healthcare accessibility and the overall quality of health services. Patricia championed women’s health, particularly in maternal and child health, leading initiatives to reduce maternal mortality and increase access to antenatal care. She was also instrumental in strengthening partnerships with local NGOs to deliver health services in hard-to-reach areas. Her focus on public health education raised awareness about nutrition, immunization, and disease prevention in the community.

Patricia Williams

DDHS- Ga west

2020-2024

Achivements

  • Achieved a 20% reduction in maternal mortality through improved maternal healthcare services and community outreach programs.

  • Implemented successful vaccination campaigns that led to a 30% increase in immunization rates across the district.

  • Oversaw the renovation of existing health facilities and the establishment of new clinics in rural areas, enhancing access to healthcare.

  • Launched mobile health units to reach remote and underserved communities, providing essential healthcare services and reducing healthcare disparities.

  • Led public health campaigns focused on preventive care, including HIV awareness, malaria prevention, and hygiene education, which improved overall community health.