Q&A with Robert Miller, recently named executive director of the Military Health Institute at UT Health San Antonio.
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In an exclusive interview with the San Antonio Report, Miller made light of the short-lived longevity of his retirement. “We are excited to welcome retired Lt. Gen. Robert Miller to the Military Health Institute,” said Dr. Robert Hromas, acting president of UT Health San Antonio. “Dr. Miller’s exceptional leadership skills will be instrumental in driving the Institute’s initiatives forward and continuing its mission to improve the lives of service members, veterans and their families.”
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