Lilly a Gwilliam

Lilly A. Gwilliam has held a variety of positions over the course of her life. She has been a medical legal consultant and served as the dean of allied health and the accreditation officer at Antelope Valley College. She was the nursing coordinator and a nursing faculty member of the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute in California and also worked as a practitioner teacher at Rush University in Chicago. She also held a position as a psychiatric nurse on a surgical unit where she helped patients, families, nurses, and students deal with death and dying.

Lilly was inducted into the nursing honor society, Sigma Theta Tau. She was nominated as one of the “Outstanding Young Women 1979” and is a member of “Who’s Who in American Nursing.” Lilly has published several articles on the topics of nursing and law and has presented many seminars, including “The Elimination of Gender Bias in the Legal Profession.” She presented a paper on rape to the Fiji Law Society and helped change the laws on rape for women in Fiji. She was also inducted into the 2014 Massapequa High School Hall of Fame in recognition of her commitment to excellence as she honors her responsibility to her family and her community.

Lilly currently lives in Alamo, California, with her husband Gary Gwilliam. They have five children and eight grandchildren between them, and they enjoy spending time with their families.

Published Author/Medical Legal Consultant