Biography
Born in Boston, Dr. Stephanie Miller was raised “inside the Beltway” of Washington, D.C. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania, graduating cum laude with a major in BioPhysics and a minor in Chemistry. In 1995, she received her Doctor in Medicine from the University of Maryland, after which she moved to Denver, Colorado to pursue a career in surgery. She began her training in general surgery at the University of Colorado in 1995. There, she received an award as the Intern of the Year in 1996. Her training included two years of basic medical research as a NIH Research Fellow under the direction of Dr. Alden Harken. She completed her surgical residency and training at the University of Colorado in 2002.
Dr. Stephanie Miller currently is a breast surgeon in the Denver area. She is a leader in this field and in our community. She is the medical director of two of our area's major breast programs. She specializes in breast disease, taking care of women with breast cancer and high risk for breast cancer. Her surgical expertise extends in the field of surgical oncoplastic surgery from breast conservation to nipple sparing mastectomy. She is devoted to educating women about breast cancer, their risks and options for interventions and treatment. She is also an exercise enthusiast, avid skier, runner, rock climber, hiker, baker, as well as a mother of three. Her daughter attends Scripps College in California, her son is attending West Point, and her youngest son attends Regis High School.
