Nikki Leigh Williams
At work, I’m a committed healthcare professional and leader with almost 2 decades of experience. I am passionate about improving workflows, mentoring teams, and enhancing patient care. Outside of work, I enjoy spending quality time with my family and loved ones. I’m currently pursuing a Master’s degree to continue my journey of lifelong learning and professional growth. Alongside my healthcare career, I’m a creative entrepreneur, running a photography business that allows me to capture meaningful moments and express my artistic side. I thrive on balancing professional excellence, personal development, creativity, and family life.
• CPI
• CMC
• HRIM
• CNA
• MHT
• University of Phoenix
• Fire Fighter/Medic
What do you attribute your success to?
My success is not accidental or situational. It is the result of structured thinking, accountability, proactive communication and a clear investment in both people and systems. Those traits compound over time, which is why my progress is sustainable rather than episodic.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Careers are rarely linear, and roles will change over time. What endures is the combination of what you can do, how you are trusted, and how you manage under pressure.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Be confident in your expertise, seek mentors, build a strong network, embrace continuous learning, develop resilience, be your own advocate and lead with empathy.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
Challenges like workforce shortages, financial strain, cybersecurity threats, and disparities in care are balanced by opportunities in digital transformation, data analytics, patient-focused models, and new care delivery methods. Organizations that make smart investments in technology, workforce skills, and value-based care will be better equipped to handle today’s hurdles and set themselves up for future success.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Always be honest and ethical in both work and life. Aim to improve and give your best in everything you do. Own your actions and follow through on your commitments.
Locations
United Surgical Partners Inc.
Fort Worth, Texas 76051