Dr. Willis is the Associate Chair of Quality Improvement for the Department of Radiology at Stanford University. He seeks to improve health care delivery and patient outcomes through health systems science and the quadruple aim: population health management, improved patient experience, reduced cost of care and provider well-being. His interest in safety and high reliability began through his work with the aviation community as a U.S. Navy flight surgeon. He leverages this experience with his passion for quality improvement and teaching across the continuum of medical education to create innovative educational strategies and learning environments. He founded Radiology-TEACHES (Technology Enhanced Appropriateness Criteria Home for Education Simulation), which has been used by over 5000 learners and 59% of allopathic medical schools. The program was recognized as a 2017 Teaching Value Innovator in the Creating Value Challenge by Costs of Care, the ABIM Foundation, and their partners (The Leapfrog Group, Association of American Medical Colleges, and American Hospital Association). He led the Harris Health System pilot implementation of the RITE Program (Realizing Improvement through Team Empowerment) which was recognized as the Ben Taub and Quentin Mease Hospitals 2017 Innovation of the Year and a National Finalist for the Det Norske Veritas (DNV) 2017 Healthcare Innovation of the Year. Dr. Willis looks forward to continuing to exploring novel ways to improve the health of patients while reducing the cost of care via personalized medicine and population health management.