Background
Williams, Lynne Smith was born on July 28, 1947 in Montgomery, Alabama, United States. Daughter of Braxton Wilson and Katie Elizabeth (Reynolds) Smith.
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Lynne Smith Williams
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Bachelor of Arts, University Alabama, 1969; Master of Public Administration, U. Tennessee, 1975.
Career
Research associate, Mid-Cumberland Health Planning Council, Nashville, 1970-1973;
administrative assistant, Dede Wallace Mental Health Center, Nashville, 1973-1974;
administrator, assistant director, Tennessee Health Facilities Commission, Nashville, 1974-1976;
associate executive director, U. Tennessee Hospital, Memphis, 1976-1979;
administrator, U. Tennessee William F. Bowld Hospital, Memphis, 1979-1983;
assistant director, U. Tennessee Medical Center, Memphis, 1983-1987;
vice president, Baptist Memorial Health Care System, Inc., since 1987. Assistant professor College Applied Health Sciences, U. Tennessee, since 1985. Member projectrev. committee Mid-South Medical Center Council, Memphis, 1979-1982.
Adjunct Professor, clinical preceptor Memphis State University, since 1980.
Achievements
Membership
Member renal disease advising committee State of Tennessee, member licensing board for healthcare facilities. Member Leadership Memphis Class, 1986. Board directors, vice president Lifeblood-Mid-South Regional Blood Center, Memphis, since 1982, Memphis chapter March of Dimes, 1983-1985, Organ Transplant Fund, 1983-1990.
Fellow American College Healthcare Executives (regent-at-large district 3). Member Memphis Young Adminstrs. Forum (secretary 1978, president 1979), Memphis Hospital Council (treasurer 1979-1980, secretary 1980-1981, vice president 1981-1982, president 1982-1983), Tennessee Hospital Association, American Academy Health Administration (national secretary 1977-1978), American Liver Foundation, Tennessee Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Association (state president 1974-1976, 81-83), U. Tennessee Faculty Women's Association.
Connections
Married William H.Evans, Junior, April 7, 1973. 1 son, William Hunter.
