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Dr. Gary Miller

 

Dr. Gary Miller

Medicine – Division of Critical Care

University or Institution Degree Subject Area Dates
McMaster University MD 1973 – 1976
McGill University

(Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research)

MSc* Glucose binding receptors on RBC membranes 1973 (incomplete)
McGill University BSc Genetics 1968 – 1972

 

Title of Dissertation and Name of Supervisor

Title of Dissertation Supervisor
*Glucose binding receptors on RBC membranes Dr. Arthur Khalenberg
   
   

 

Continuing Education or Training

University or Institution Rank or Title Dates
St Paul’s Hospital/UBC Rotating Intern 1976 – 1977
McMaster University Internal Medicine R2 1977 – 1978
St. Paul’s Hospital/UBC

 

Internal Medicine R3-R4 1978 – 1980
St. Paul’s Hospital/UBC Pulmonary Critical Care Fellow 1980 – 1982

Continuing Medical Education

University or Institution Type Detail Dates
1 UBC Medical/ ICU Grand Rounds Rounds attended average 1/month 2017 – 2020
2 European Society of Critical Care Annual Critical Care Conference Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris, Milan, Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona, Brussels, 2001 – 2018 (14x)
3 ANZICS Annual Conference Sydney, Canberra 2000, 2001
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Dubai Critical Care Conference Annual Critical Care Conference Dubai, UAE 2010 – 2014
5 Dubai Health Pulmonary, Critical Care section Dubai, UAE 2010 – 2014
5 Whistler Critical Care Conference Critical Care Whistler, Canada 2018 – 2020
6 ELSO ECMO Course Karolinska Institute,

Stockholm, Sweden

2019

Professional Qualifications

1 FRCPC Internal Medicine – 1982
2 FACP Pulmonary Critical Care – 1987
3 College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC – 1982
REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
Journals
Canadian Journal of Biochemistry 1972. Khalenberg, Dolan, Miller . D- Glucose binding sites on erythrocyte membranes.
Chest 1987. Ostrow, Miller, Miller. Tracheal ulcerations in severe ulcerative colitis.
Chest 1989 Pardy, Jenkins, Miller. Residual abnormal pulmonary function following acute botulism poisoning

Saudi Medical Journal, 1994 Al Tahan,Miller, Hussein,Obeid. Critical Illness Polyneuropathy

Journal of Neuroimaging 1997. Omer, Al Kawi, Watban, Bholega, Mclean, Miller; Acute Wiernicke’s Encephalopathy associated with Hyperemesis Gravidarum, MRI findings.
Conference Proceedings
American Academy of Neurology meeting May 1994. Bholega, Haider, Jaiswal, Miller, Stigsby, Mclean, Omer, Al Kawi; Axonal Guillan Barre Syndrome is a misnomer.
American Thoracic Society Meeting May 1995. Bouchama, Miller, Djasmati, Siemkowicz, Khan, Ernst; Colony stimulating factors for neutropenic patients admitted to an intensive care unit.
NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
Conference Proceedings
  • Abstracts 
  • CT Angiography in patients having eSVS Mesh supported coronary saphenous vein grafts: Intermediate term results; Klima, Elsebay,Gantri, Hallak, Taha, Al Astal, Al Asad, Bangardt, Miller 
  • Faulk, Solomon, Miller et al. Are cardiac arrests preventable? Premonitory signs and symptoms in unmonitored hospitalized patients 6 hours prior to cardiac arrest.          

BOOKS

Chapters

Nosocomial Pneumonia. Infectious Diseases of the Respiratory Tract, ed Ellis and Friend. Cambridge University Press, 1996

Intensive Care Management of Patients with Life -Threatening Pneumonia.  Infectious Diseases of the Respiratory Tract, ed Ellis and Friend, Cambridge University Press,1996

Granting

 agency

Subject Duration

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Principal Investigator Co-PI(s)
Eli Lilly

 

 

 

Address Study

Activated Protein C in Critically Ill Patients with APACHE Score < 25

02/ 2003 -04/ 2004 PI for KFSHRC Saudi Arabia   Dr. G Miller

Dr. M Kherralah

Areas of special interest and accomplishments

1 Director Life Support Training Centre – teaching BLS, PALS, ACLS to physicians, nurses, paramedics
2 King Faisal Specialist Hospital Riyadh, Jeddah- training medical & surgical residents during their rotations. Didactic lectures, journal club, clinical skills, ICU procedures
3 American Hospital Dubai – collaborative practice rounds with ICU registrars and nurses
4 UBC –residents (Medicine, Emergency, Anesthesia, Surgery) and medical student teaching while on call. Review of cases, supervised critical care procedures, POCUS bedside teaching.

Continuing Education Activities

  Description of Activity Venue (City/Country) Dates
1 Heat Stroke

Saudi Critical Care Conference

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1994
2 Percutaneous Tracheostomy

Saudi Critical Care Conference

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1995
3 ARDS

Saudi Critical Care Conference

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1996
4 Nutrition in Critical Care Patients

Saudi Critical Care Conference

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1997
5  Acid Base Disorders Made Simple

Saudi Critical Care Conference

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2001
6 Who Lives? Who Dies? Who Decides?

Saudi Critical Care Conference

(End of Life Issues in ICU)

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2002
7 Post Cardiac Arrest Care

Saudi Critical Care Conference

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2002
8 Patient Safety. Why all the Fuss?

Saudi Critical Care Conference

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2003
9 Medical Emergency Team

Dubai Critical Care Conference

Dubai, UAE 2010
10 Pulmonary Hypertension

Dubai Critical Care Conference

Dubai, UAE 2011
11 Fat Embolism

Dubai Critical Care Conference

Dubai, UAE 2012
12 Critical Care of Obese patients. Myths vs Evidence

Dubai Critical Care Conference

Dubai, UAE 2013
13 ICU Associated Weakness

Arab Health -Pulmonary Critical Care Section

Dubai, UAE 2013
14 Acute Lung Injury Following Aortic Arch Repair

Arab Health -Pulmonary Critical Care Section

Dubai, UAE 2014
15 Grand Rounds – Multiple presentations

King Faisal Specialist Hospital

American Hospital Dubai,

Al Hada Hospital, Taif, Saudi Arabia

Lions Gate Hospital, North Vancouver

 

Coffs Harbour Base Hospital

 

 

Riyadh, Jeddah,

Dubai, UAE

Taif, Saudi Arabia

North Vancouver, Canada

Coffs Harbour, Australia

 

 

 

Unscheduled Teaching

Description Duration Year Number of Students / Trainees Student / Trainee level Total Hours
Teaching with patient care in ICU Many hours on my on call shifts

Average 40hrs/week

2020 Multiple UBC residents, (Anesthesia, Medicine, Surgery, Emergency, Neurology, ObGyn) many
Teaching with patient care 2019 Multiple UBC residents (Anesthesia, Medicine, Surgery, Emergency, Neurology, ObGyn)

Medical Students

Teaching with patient care 2018 Multiple UBC residents (Anesthesia, Medicine, Surgery, Emergency, Neurology, ObGyn)

Medical Students

Teaching with patient care

 

2017 Multiple UBC residents (Anesthesia, Medicine, Surgery, Emergency, Neurology, ObGyn)

Medical Students

Teaching with patient care

 

2016 Multiple UBC residents (Anesthesia, Medicine, Surgery, Emergency, Neurology, ObGyn)

Medical Students

Teaching with patient care 2015 Multiple UBC residents (Anesthesia, Medicine, Surgery, Emergency, Neurology, ObGyn)

Medical Students