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Kristopher M. Williams, DO

Primary Location
Schneck Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Schneck Professional Building, Level 3,
411 W. Tipton St.
(park in the SPB parking garage on Level 3)
Seymour, IN 47274
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About:

Dr. Kris Williams graduated from Indiana University in 2000 with a degree in biology, and from Midwestern University Medical School in 2004. Following an internship at Midwestern University, he finished his residency at St. James Hospital, Northwestern University Hospital, Christ Hospital, and Shriners Hospital for Children among other teaching hospitals in the Chicago area. He joined Schneck Orthopedics & Sports Medicine in 2009. Dr. Williams has extensive training in joint replacement surgery, orthopedic trauma, and sports medicine surgery. He is board certified in orthopedic surgery by the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners and the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics. Dr. Williams is currently one of the only physicians in southern Indiana performing the direct anterior approach hip replacement and only one of a few surgeons using MAKO smart robotics technology for joint replacements. Dr. Williams grew up in southern Indiana. His family originally settled in Seymour in 1846. He and his wife Stacey have three children, Mason, Kameron, and Tyler. He enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, and biking.

Education:

Internship & Residency - Orthopedic Surgery

Midwestern University - Chicago

Medical School

Midwestern University - Chicago

Bachelor of Science - Biology

Indiana University

Board Certified in orthopedic surgery by the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners and the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics

Get to Know Dr. Williams

Dr. Kris Williams grew up in southern Indiana. He and his wife Stacey have three children. Watch the video to learn more about Dr. Williams.

I spent I my childhood in Madison, Indiana and moved to Jasper, Indiana for high school. My grandparents and parents were born in Seymour, however. My ancestors moved to Seymour from Germany in 1846.

My wife Stacey and I have 3 boys. She serves on a couple of boards in town and is heavily involved in community theatre. In addition to running the household and managing our boys, she teaches college courses at IVY Tech. My sister, Alissa, also lives in Seymour and works at Schneck as a surgical technician. She often assists me in surgery. My parents also live in the area and have fun spending time with their grandchildren.”

I have a rock band with some other doctors and Schneck employees called Bad Medicine. We typically play one show a month. I enjoy training for adventure races with my team “The Lost Boys”. The races include mountain biking, running, and canoeing. I also work out at CrossFit which helps me stay in shape for the races. I am an avid outdoorsman and enjoy camping, hunting, and fishing.

Germany

I have always enjoyed working with my hands, repairing cars and building things. When I discovered that I could use those same skills to improve peoples’ lives as an orthopedic surgeon, I was determined to make that a reality.

My favorite moments of medical school were hanging out and unwinding with my classmates. The training is very intense and stressful. Having a close group of friends that are going through the same thing is what made it doable.

Starting off in practice, I would have said the challenge of surgery was what I liked the most. However, now that I have been practicing for several years, I get the most enjoyment out of the camaraderie I have with my staff and the relationships I have with my patients. I get a real enjoyment out of ‘fixing’ people and having them come back to the office with smiling faces.

I once treated a young patient with very bad rheumatoid arthritis. When she came to see me, she was bound to a wheelchair. She was very sad and depressed. When I saw her back after her bilateral knee replacements, she was back on her feet and had a smile on her face. It doesn’t get much better than giving someone their life back.

I have a lot of relatives and family roots in Seymour. That is what initially drew me to the area. After looking into the hospital however, it was clear that Schneck puts patients first and provides an environment where physicians can practice with the latest technology and innovation.

"I wouldn't have any other doctor. Dr. Williams is the very best."

~ Carol, Schneck Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Patient

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