Dr. Robin Miller’s career as a physician has been quite varied. She currently is practicing Internal Medicine and serves as the medical director of Triune Integrative Medicine, a highly innovative Integrative Medicine clinic in Medford, Oregon. She is also a medical reporter for KOBI Channel 5, the NBC affiliate in Medford. She has produced the award-winning health series, “Is there a Doctor in the House,” which is shown on the GE-sponsored Patient Channel nationwide. She is a medical columnist for The Daily Courier in Grant’s Pass, Oregon, and the host of a teen health podcast sponsored by Nature’s Cure. Robin has written the book Kids Ask the Doctor and the book Confessions of the Soul Straight from the Heart. She is the health expert for TeeBeeDee.com a website for baby boomers.

Robin completed her undergraduate work at the University of Michigan, where she became a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She received her M.D. from the University of Illinois, and she also holds the degree of Master of Health Sciences from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Her postgraduate training includes an Internal Medicine Fellowship at Johns Hopkins and an Integrative Medicine fellowship at the University of Arizona. She is board certified in Internal Medicine. She has been on the faculty of both the State University of New York at Stony Brook and the University of Oregon. She has published a number of articles in medical journals, many focused on her research about heart disease in women.

She lives in the Rogue River Valley of Oregon with her husband, a gastroenterology physician, and two teen-age sons who keep her on her toes.