Kimberly Ann Miller

Kimberly Ann Miller, PA-C is an Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Education at Seton Hall University's Department of Physician Assistant. With over 18 years of clinical experience in surgical specialties including orthopedics, plastic surgery, and vascular procedures, she transitioned to academia in 2014. Currently serving as a full-time faculty member and clinical coordinator, she focuses on developing innovative educational frameworks for healthcare professionals while pursuing her PhD in Higher Education to strengthen her pedagogical expertise.

• Education: MS in Physician Assistant (University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, 2003), BS in Physician Assistant (Rutgers University/UMDNJ, 1996), BS in Biology (Georgian Court University, 1992)

Her research centers on virtual reality simulation for clinical education, interprofessional collaboration in healthcare, and telehealth training methodologies. Recent publications examine psychosocial well-being in medical training, clinical skill assessment reliability, and interdisciplinary teamwork ethics. She actively contributes to university governance through committee service and has presented extensively on PA program structures at institutions like Kean University and The College of New Jersey.

Kimberly Miller's academic work includes:

• Virtual reality simulation applications in clinical education (2023)
• Interprofessional teamwork modules for health professions (2022)
• Career development strategies for PA graduates (2016-2018)

She has been nominated for prestigious honors including Kappa Delta Pi (2022) and Pi Alpha (2019), reflecting her dedication to advancing physician assistant education through innovative teaching methods and interprofessional collaboration.