Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine’s new CEO, David Miller, MD, has begun his tenure in the role, effective July 1. He will also serve as executive vice president for medical affairs at the University of Michigan, according to a system news release.
Dr. Miller succeeds Marschall Runge, MD, PhD, who served as CEO since 2015 and retired June 30. Dr. Miller was tapped for the CEO role in September 2024 by the university’s board of regents.
A urologic surgeon, Dr. Miller previously served as executive vice dean of clinical affairs for the University of Michigan Medical School and president of U-M Health.
“I am deeply grateful for this opportunity and for the leadership of Dr. Marschall Runge during the last decade,” said Dr. Miller, who began his surgical career at Michigan Medicine, in the system news release.
“I have had the great privilege of holding several roles with Michigan Medicine over the last 17 years, and I am honored today to start this new one — leading Michigan Medicine in its mission to advance health in Michigan and the world.
“At Michigan Medicine, we will remain focused on the health of our state by expanding access to our expertise in clinical care. At the same time, and as importantly, we are educating a new generation of physicians, healthcare professionals and scientists, and supporting research and innovation that makes a difference in the health of the world. I am truly grateful to work alongside the teams doing this impactful, important work.”
Michigan Medicine, the academic medical center of the University of Michigan, includes the U-M Medical School, as well as the clinical division of U-M Health, and the medical research enterprise. U-M Health comprises 11 acute care hospitals, 2,200 licensed beds, 5,700 providers, 2,400 physicians in training and 190 ambulatory care sites throughout Michigan.
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