Gwen Miller

Dr. Gwen Miller serves as Associate Professor and FNP Program Coordinator in the School of Nursing at Columbus State University, specializing in family nurse practitioner education with clinical expertise spanning pediatrics, emergency, and urgent care settings.

Her educational background includes:

• 2017: DNP in Nursing from Georgia State University
• 2012: MSN in Family Nurse Practitioner from Troy University
• 2006: BSN in Nursing from Columbus State University

Her research focuses on clinical nursing practice with emphasis on health promotion across age groups, advanced pharmacology, evidence-based practice implementation, and specialized care for pediatric populations. Teaching responsibilities include graduate-level courses in health assessment, pharmacology, and clinical practicum across adult and pediatric domains.

As FNP Program Coordinator, she oversees curriculum development and student training in family nurse practitioner competencies. She maintains active professional engagement through clinical practice in emergency/urgent care settings and pediatric specialization.

Dr. Miller contributes to the nursing community through memberships in the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) and United Advanced Practice Registered Nurses of Georgia (UAPRN), alongside certification from the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP).