Dr. Miller leads The Johns Hopkins Hospital, a 1,100-bed academic medical center with 11,000 employees and $3.5 billion in operating revenue, advancing a dual mission of innovation and community care since her appointment as president in 2016. Under her leadership, The Johns Hopkins Hospital has been consistently recognized for clinical excellence, maintaining its ranking among the top hospitals in the nation on the U.S. News & World Report honor roll, earning its fifth consecutive Magnet designation for nursing excellence, and receiving gold certification for person-centered care from Planetree International in both 2019 and 2024, making it the largest academic medical center in the world to be certified by the organization. Her connection to Johns Hopkins spans decades, having first arrived as a medical student in 1988. She served in progressive administrative roles, including vice chair of clinical operations for the department of medicine and senior vice president of medical affairs for the Johns Hopkins Health System, before assuming the presidency. A practicing internist and associate professor in the department of medicine since 2006, Dr. Miller continues to see patients, ensuring her firsthand clinical experience informs decisions that support both exceptional patient care and the wellbeing of providers and staff. She is actively engaged in the Baltimore community, serving on the boards of Turnaround Tuesday and Living Classrooms. In 2020, she was inducted into both the National Academy of Medicine and the Maryland Chamber of Commerce Business Hall of Fame.
