Wylder Williams

Motivated and compassionate Physician Assistant student currently pursuing a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Point Loma Nazarene University, with expected graduation in December 2025. Brings a strong academic foundation in clinical medicine and hands-on experience across various specialties like family medicine, internal medicine, interventional cardiology, and emergency medicine through clinical rotations as well as neuro-rehabilitation, emergency medical services, and patient documentation through pre-PA school experiences. Demonstrates a deep commitment to patient care, procedural competency, and collaborative, interdisciplinary teamwork. Background includes extensive work with neurologically complex and trauma patients in an acute emergency management setting as well as in a post-acute, rehabilitation setting, offering two unique perspectives on trauma. Eager and excited to expand clinical and surgical skills through an orthopedic surgery fellowship focused on excellence in procedural care, trauma care, and musculoskeletal medicine.

• Basic Life Support (BLS) – American Heart Association (Expires: August, 2026)
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) – American Heart Association (Expires: October, 2026)
• First Aid & CPR – Red Cross (Expires: October, 2026)

• Student Member, American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) – (2023–present)
• Student Member, California Academy of Physician Assistants (CAPA) – (2023–present)

• Played on the varsity basketball team at Forest Hill's Central High School during my Junior and Senior years of high school, where we went 23 - 1 and finished #4 in the Michigan state rankings. Was awarded the "most selfless player" award by my coaches and teammates during my Senior year.
• Rowed crew on the varsity team my Senior year of high school, had the opportunity to compete in Canada against teams from across North America and Europe for my final Regatta. placed 7th and 8th respectively in the four boat and eight boat races against 64 other teams.
• Pulled off one of the greatest upsets of all time when I was awarded the "best catch" of my class by my high school peers Senior year.
• Worked as a Teacher's Assistant for a literature program while studying abroad in London, England during my Sophomore year in college. One of the best experiences of my life.
• Worked as a Resident Assistant during my Junior and Senior years in college.
• Have been afforded several nicknames throughout my life, including the notorious "Wildman" in sports and "Gentle Giant" at home.
• Have always cherished sports, competition, and a physically engaging lifestyle, and have had several major injuries like an ulnar fracture, grade III ankle sprain, patellar tendonitis, and a patellar tendon rupture that took that away from me, provided me with a lot of empathy for orthopedic patients and what they go through.