Sharryn Levert
Sharryn Levert is a dedicated healthcare professional, educator, and leader currently serving at the North Carolina Unemployment Office Training Center. With over 28 years of experience in the medical field, Sharryn has built a diverse career as a registered nurse, medical assistant, and medical billing specialist. She also owns her own medical billing company, bringing entrepreneurial insight to her work in healthcare and workforce development. Known for her leadership style, Sharryn often describes herself as someone who “takes the bull by the horns and holds on for the ride,” approaching challenges with determination, resilience, and a hands-on mindset.
Throughout her career, Sharryn has made a lasting impact as an educator, most notably during her time teaching the Registered Medical Assistant program. She is particularly proud of the work she accomplished guiding students through both classroom instruction and practical clinical experience, helping them gain the skills and confidence to succeed in the medical profession. Her commitment to mentorship and individualized learning reflects her belief that the most meaningful professional growth comes from investing in others. Sharryn’s leadership extends beyond education; she is a former president of the Nightingales, further demonstrating her dedication to professional service and community engagement.
Sharryn’s journey has been shaped by the communities she serves and the people she has learned from along the way. Outside of her professional endeavors, she enjoys writing poetry, reading, needlepoint, and traveling, with the Bahamas holding a special place among her favorite destinations. Guided by compassion, continuous improvement, and a love for learning, Sharryn brings energy, expertise, and heart to every role she undertakes, inspiring those around her and leaving a lasting positive impact on her students, colleagues, and community.
• Certification, Notary Public
• Certification Received, Registered Medical Assistant
• Certification received, Medical Insurance and Coding
• Miller-Motte College - AS
• Member of Black Women Entrepreneurs
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the support and inspiration of my family. My primary motivation has always been to create a better life for my children, and that drive has guided my decisions, fueled my perseverance, and shaped the path I’ve taken in both my personal and professional life.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve ever received is to be authentic and true to myself. Embracing who I am, rather than trying to fit a mold or meet others’ expectations, has allowed me to build meaningful relationships, make confident decisions, and pursue opportunities that align with my values and strengths.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this industry is to approach it with genuine compassion and a true desire to help others. This work requires a heartfelt commitment—if you ever feel that compassion fading, it may be a sign to explore a different path. Success in this field comes not just from skill or knowledge, but from the empathy and care you bring to every interaction.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges and opportunities in my field right now is navigating partnerships with different companies while managing federal funding. While government involvement can sometimes intimidate people, it also provides significant resources and stability. Successfully working within these structures requires clear communication, trust, and a willingness to navigate complex processes, which can ultimately lead to meaningful growth and impact.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values that guide me in both my work and personal life are centered on continuous improvement and personal integrity. I live by the quote: “Make your good better and your better best. Once your better is best, you can put your head on your pillow and rest.” This mindset drives me to always strive for excellence, give my best effort in everything I do, and find fulfillment in knowing I’ve done my utmost.
Locations
Equus Workforce Solutions
Fayetteville, NC 28311