Asia Williams is a Program Officer at the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) Leadership Consortium Collaboration for a Learning Health System. In this role, she leads the Trust & Engagement Action Collaborative, which focuses on facilitating meaningful engagement and building trust with individuals, families, and communities on the health goals that matter most to them. Before this role, Asia attended Drexel University, where she studied health management and policy and received her MPH. At Drexel, she conducted quality improvement and patient engagement research for intensive care units at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals and with the Philadelphia Department of Public Health. Asia also received her BS in Human Services at Northeastern University. She has strong interests in studying, measuring, and advancing meaningful community engagement in the development and implementation of equitable and sustainable health and health care programs and policies.
