James Miller

James Miller is a Professor at the Michigan College of Optometry, Ferris State University, where he serves as the Coordinator of Student Recruitment. He teaches Clinical Optometric Procedures, Optometric Gerontology, Ethics and the Doctor/Patient Relationship, and Clinical Problem Solving.

His educational background includes:

• BS in Chemistry and Mathematics from Central Michigan University
• OD (Doctor of Optometry) from Ferris State University College of Optometry (1985)

Dr. Miller's professional interests focus on Geriatric Optometry, Medical Ethics, and Clinical Problem Solving. He is actively involved in international eye care missions through Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity and the Fellowship of Christian Optometrists, emphasizing leadership and ethical practices in optometric care. His Olympic-level athletic background informs his expertise in team dynamics.

As a mentor, Dr. Miller plays a key role in student recruitment and development at MCO. His speaking engagements on team building, leadership, and ethics contribute significantly to professional education in optometry, with presentations to academic, athletic, and clinical audiences.

He collaborates with organizations such as Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity on global eye care initiatives, leading and participating in numerous international missions to provide vision care in underserved communities, demonstrating a commitment to expanding access to optometric services worldwide.