John G. Mills

John G. Mills is an Associate Professor in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, University of North Texas Health Science Center. He holds a BS in Medical Technology, MS in Anatomy, DO, and MPH in Health Planning and Administration from Michigan State University and the University of Michigan. Dr. Mills is recognized for founding the university’s correctional medicine program, providing critical medical care to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. He has established five endowed scholarships to support student education, emphasizing future reciprocity in academic support.

His research focuses on dermatology, hyperbaric medicine, and aviation medicine, with key contributions in toxicity assessment of wound cleansers, hyperbaric oxygen effects on skin cells, and decompression sickness analysis in hypobaric environments. His work bridges clinical practice and innovative research, particularly in wound healing and military health systems.

Scientific contributions include studies on

• Toxicity indices for skin cleansers
• Hyperbaric oxygen’s role in skin cell regeneration
• Aviation-related medical challenges in military contexts

Grants and advising: Dr. Mills has maintained active research since 1984, with notable grants supporting his work in correctional medicine and hyperbaric therapies. No specific student advisees are listed. His labs focus on translational research in wound care and military medicine applications.