Change Makers: Keitha Nelson's one-on-one with Nicole Thomas, president of Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville
Nicole Thomas leads Baptist Health's largest hospital within its system. She opens about about thriving under pressure and life after death.Selected as the first female and first African American to lead a hospital in Baptist Health's history, Nicole Thomas knows well, how to thrive under pressure.
A large part of her job leading Baptist Medical Center South at that time, included uniting its team members. "This phase will be complete here in July," Thomas said."Once we're done with this, the goal is to build twelve labor and delivery suites."
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