Carol A. Miller, PT, MSPT, PhD Professor – SciMAC Member

Dr. Carol A. Miller is an experienced physical therapist and educator who brings decades of clinical and academic expertise to the Amputee Coalition’s Scientific and Medical Advisory Committee (SciMAC). Her work focuses on health and wellness, mobility, and helping people with limb loss achieve their goals at home and in their communities.

  • Experienced Physical Therapist & Educator
    • Professor in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine – Georgia (PCOM Georgia)
    • Provides pro bono physical therapy clinical practice focused on health and wellness
  • Longstanding Engagement with the Amputee Coalition
    • Participated in Gait Analysis Clinics at Amputee Coalition National Conferences
    • Contributed to Limb Loss Education Day in Atlanta
    • Supports Amputee Coalition educational programs and resources for people with limb loss and limb difference
  • Advancing Education & Wellness
    • Presented educational programming on wellness exercises
    • Contributed to webinar programming focused on high-level lower limb amputation
    • Promotes physical activity, mobility, and overall wellness throughout the limb loss journey
  • Author & Educational Contributor
    • Contributing author to the Amputee Coalition’s First Step
    • Contributed the inMotion article, Finding Balance: Living with High Level Amputation
    • Uses her clinical and academic experience to translate rehabilitation knowledge into practical resources for the community
  • Commitment to SciMAC & the Community
    • Brings years of physical therapy experience working with individuals who have limb loss to SciMAC
    • Collaborates with fellow experts to advance health, wellness, and quality of life
    • Committed to helping people with limb loss and their families achieve their personal goals and participate fully in their communities

Dr. Miller’s combination of clinical expertise, education, and service strengthens SciMAC’s work to advance health, wellness, and quality of life for people with limb loss and limb difference.