Mark D. Miller, APRN, AGACNP

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Empowering Patients and Advocating for Accessible Healthcare

A Board Certified Adult Geriatric Acute Care Nurse Practitioner in Nashville, Tennessee, Mark specializes in addiction medicine and mental health. With a strong background in nursing and a passion for patient care, he is dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate care to his patients.

Academically, he is a proud graduate of Vanderbilt University, holding a Master’s of Science in Nursing and a Doctor of Nursing Practice in Executive Leadership. He has over 25 years of healthcare experience, including critical care and emergency department nursing. His focus on inpatient medically managed detoxification, outpatient recovery, and mental health support sets him apart as a leader in the field.

Driven by a desire to improve healthcare access for all, Mark actively participates in policy making decisions at both the state and federal levels. His doctoral research, focused on removing practice restrictions for Advanced Practice Providers, has had a significant impact on healthcare legislation in Tennessee. As the Director of Government Affairs for the Tennessee Nurses Association, he represents over 115,000 Registered Nurses and 20,000 Advanced Practice Nurses, advocating for positive change in the industry.

Beyond his professional achievements, he is deeply involved in his community, serving on numerous boards and committees. His commitment to improving healthcare extends beyond the walls of his practice, as he works tirelessly to create a more inclusive and accessible healthcare system for all.

When asked about his success, Mark attributes it to his unwavering passion for nursing and patient care. His dedication to educating future nurses and providing exceptional care to his patients is evident in every aspect of his work.

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