In addition to her busy clinical practice, Dr. Williams is a community leader, having served as President of the Washington Society of Plastic Surgeons, as well as in the leadership of the Northwest Society of Plastic Surgeons and local hospital leadership at Providence Sacred Heart. Dr. Williams is a native of the Northwest. She was a National Merit Scholar at Willamette University from 1994-1998, where she majored in biology. She was a four-year varsity athlete in both cross-country and track, captain of the Women’s Cross-Country team, and was honored as an NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete in 1996.

Dr. Williams attended the University of Washington School of Medicine from 2000-2004, where she discovered a passion for the diversity and complexity of plastic surgery. Thereafter, she entered the University of Washington Plastic Surgery Residency program, graduating in 2010. During her residency, Dr. Williams was honoured with numerous awards, including recognition by Harbourview Medical Center for her “exemplary skill, compassion and care for children,” the first time a surgery resident had been so honoured. Dr. Williams maintains her passion for the remarkable variety of patient needs that plastic surgery can address. Pursuit of her goal to offer advanced reconstructive procedures, including microvascular free flap breast reconstruction, while continuing to maintain the diversity classically encompassed by plastic surgery, led her to the unique medical community in Spokane, Washington.

Dr. Williams lives in Spokane with her husband, Matt Beard, and their dog Dapper. They enjoy all types of outdoor activities, including trail running, golfing and skiing, and could not feel luckier than to live in a remarkable community of friends. Spokane is a perfect personal and professional fit.

Dr. Williams takes deep pride in her work and patient relationships.