Dr. Miller's clinical interests include cardiology inpatient and outpatient services and diagnostic cardiac catheterization. His research interests focus on the role of reactive oxygen species in vascular disease. Studies are directed at (1) the detection of reactive oxygen species in blood vessels and cultured vascular cells, (2) determining the cellular source of reactive oxygen species in vascular cells, with particular attention to NADPH oxidase, and (3) examining the physiologic importance of increased reactive oxygen species in smooth muscle cells in atherosclerosis.

Honors, Awards, and Organizations

• Board Certification, Internal Medicine
• Board Certification, Cardiovascular Diseases
• American Society of Gene Therapy
• American College of Physicians
• American Physiological Society
• Basic Cardiovascular Science Council, American Heart Association
• NIH Peer Review Committee, Experimental Cardiovascular Sciences, ad hoc
• Marvin Pomerantz Award, AHA-GIA, Iowa Affiliate
• Editorial Board, American Journal of Physiology
• Manuscript Reviewer - Circulation Research, Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology, Stroke, Circulation, Antioxidants and Redox Signaling.
• AHA Peer Review Committee, National Cardiovascular Pathophysiology
• AHA Scientific Sessions Abstract Reviewer

Medical School:
The University of Iowa

Residency:
University of Texas
Southwestern Medical Center

Fellowship:
The University of Iowa