T32 Postdoctoral Scholar
The University of Pittsburgh
Lilcelia A. Williams is a postdoctoral trainee in the Department of Occupational Therapy and the Department of Medicine in the Division of Geriatrics, supported by the Integrated Clinical Research and Geroscience T32 Program. Williams is also serving as an Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Optimizing Scientific Careers in AD Research (OSCAR) scholar in the Outreach, Recruitment, and Engagement Core. Williams' research is driven by her passion for eradicating the health care disparities and inequities experienced by historically minoritized populations, as well as striving to improve patient outcomes. She is clinically trained as a radiation therapy technical specialist, with 25 years of health care experience as a provider, manager and patient advocate. She has advanced training in educational leadership and management and has taught courses in Ethics and Diversity in Leadership, Instructional Design, Leading Co-located and Virtual Teams, Essential Skills for Technical Leaders, Technical Leadership Capstone, and Patient Education & Counseling for undergraduate and graduate programs in applied science in technical leadership, business, science, and physician assistant studies. Williams earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Wayne State University, her Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management degree from Western Governors University and her Doctor of Philosophy in Instructional Management and Leadership degree from Robert Morris University.
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