Miller has spent most of his professional life as a medical educator. He has taught in the areas of internal medicine, cardiology and cardiac rehabilitation. Miller's research interests include the relationship between exercise and cardiovascular rehabilitation, sports medicine training and rehabilitation issues. Miller is a graduate of Wake Forest and the Wake Forest School of Medicine. Va. The cardiac rehabilitation program serves people who have survived heart attacks, heart surgery or other heart problems.
Patients meet during the week for exercise therapy and to discuss wellness issues.
To the casual observer, patients of the program act more like good friends getting together to exercise. But, this group of smiling people share a unique bond - all are working hard to strengthen their hearts and extend their lives. And rehab has been an integral part in their lives and in their road to recovery. It's rewarding to see so many people come back who are doing so well on their own and to know that we had been able to help with their quality of life. Located in Reynolds Gymnasium on Wake Forest's Reynolda campus, the cardiac rehabilitation program is offered jointly through the medical school and health and exercise science department.