Executive Team

Faculty

Julie Miller

DNP, FNP-BC, MBA, NEA-BC, CNOR(E)

  • Director of Faculty Clinical Practice
  • Assistant Teaching Professor

Faculty Mentoring Status / Research & Teaching Emphasis Areas

Julie Miller Headshot
  • International Center for Regulatory Scholarship Certificate, National Council of State Boards of Nursing (2026)
  • Outstanding MS/DNP Faculty Award, Sinclair School of Nursing (2023)
  • Boards of Nursing 
  • 1st Place Poster Presentation, SSM Nursing Symposium, Evidence Based Practice (2017)
  • Cum Laude Graduate, University of Missouri (1991)
  • Golden Key National Honors Society, University of Missouri (1990)
  • Miller, J. (2017 November). The Effect of Leader Rounding on Nurse Retention; Missouri Hospital Association’s 95th Annual Convention and Trade Show, MONAL/MoAHQ/HACHCA Joint Educational Session, Lake Ozark, MO.
  • Miller, J. (2019 March). Cough and Shortness of Breath; University of Missouri Outreach, Advanced Practice Assessment and Skills Workshop, Columbia, MO
  • Miller, J. (2020 October).  The Health Benefits Nature Can Provide in Pandemic Times, 2020 Missouri Conservation Partners Roundtable.  
  • Miller, J. (2020 October).  Chronic Conditions: Prevention and Symptom Management, Missouri League for Nursing Virtual Oktoberfest Long-Term Care Conference.
  • Miller, J. (2023 April).  Sinclair School of Nursing Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Faculty Clinical Practice; University of Missouri School of Medicine and Missouri Rural Health Association Rural Health Workforce Development Conference, Columbia, MO.
  • Miller, J. (2024 August). APRN Transition to Practice: State of the State; University of Missouri Extension Care of the Older Adult Conference, Columbia, MO.   

In the news

A new primary care clinic in Holts Summit is led by the Sinclair School of Nursing.

Aug. 18, 2026

Mizzou reshapes primary care with Missouri’s first nursing-led clinic

The Sinclair School of Nursing-led clinic expands access to care while preparing the next generation of health care providers.

July 7, 2025

States that empower advanced practice registered nurses have better health outcomes, new study finds

Mizzou Nursing researchers found that giving APRNs more freedom to do their jobs helps increase access to health care.