At Texas Children’s, our people are at the heart of everything we do. Every team member has a story worth sharing that reflects dedication, compassion and meaningful impact they make each day.
I Am Texas Children’s is a profile series spotlighting the remarkable individuals who make our organization such a special place to work and receive care. From clinicians and support staff to leaders across our system, these passionate team members bring our HEART values to life through their passion, commitment and service.
Get to know Trenette in the spotlight below.
Name, Title and Work Location
Trenette Williams, education coordinator for the Cancer and Hematology Center and Vascular Access teams at West Campus.
How long have you worked at Texas Children’s?
I have worked at Texas Children’s for 23 years.
Tell us about your role and what you do.
As an education coordinator, I’m responsible for ensuring our staff stay up to date on competencies, providing education on new medications, procedures or changes, and supporting the team in any way I can.
What do you enjoy most about your work?
I enjoy working with my teams. It feels like a small family. I also love meeting people’s needs and helping wherever I can throughout the day.
How does your role contribute to the mission of Texas Children’s?
By keeping our staff confident and informed on the latest technologies and education, I help ensure better patient outcomes. This allows our teams to provide the high-quality care that Texas Children’s is known for.
What do you like most about the culture at Texas Children’s?
I love the family atmosphere. Being part of a team where we come together to accomplish common goals is incredibly rewarding.
Can you share a memorable moment or experience at Texas Children’s?
While I was still in patient care, I cared for a patient who was afraid of IVs but needed regular maintenance medication. Guiding her through that journey and helping her feel more comfortable and gaining her trust was incredibly meaningful. Seeing her growth from fear to confidence was a moment I’ll never forget.
How do you work with your teams?
I’m part of both the ambulatory educator team and the cancer infusion team. We collaborate on projects, respect each other’s strengths and support each other’s weaknesses. In nursing, I jump in to assist with patient care whenever needed, whether it’s placing IVs or reducing stress for patients.
What are you most passionate about in your work?
I am most passionate about investing in people, meeting the needs of those around me and supporting the teammates and patients I encounter.
I am Texas Children’s because…
I love the commitment to providing excellent care.