Re-scheduled – The NHS and me – with Adanna Williams

Adanna has worked in Healthcare in various clinical operational and strategic roles for over 20 years.   She is internationally known for her passion for health education, quality transformation and improvement.

Adanna currently works in NHS England as South East Regional Deputy Director of Nursing for Professional and Systems Development and has responsibility for Regional leadership of the  Learning Disabilities, Autism, SEND and (interim) Mental Health. One of her Proudest achievements was working as one of 3 National Programme Leads for the Covid-19 Vaccination programme.  Adanna is a registered mental health nurse practitioner and independent prescriber. She is also trained to deliver brief psychosocial interventions to those with serious mental illness.

Adanna has a growing portfolio of charitable work in the UK, Trinidad and Ghana and she is also a very proud Trinidadian, activist for social justice and race equity. She will be joining us to speak about her journey though the NHS. She intends to touch on her passion areas which are strategies for career building and resilience.

Who can attend this event

This event is open to anyone within the NHS with an interest in the topic.

Please Note:

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