Podcast appearances and mentions of gregg miller

Gregg Miller, who has worked at WFS for over three decades and currently serves as our Director of Technology, joined the Quaker Matters podcast and discussed the new technology that has been introduced to WFS during his time, the importance of the 1-to-1 laptop program, and what it's been like to share the WFS experience with his three children.

Capacity and staffing challenges from ongoing COVID surges are creating a domino effect, delaying access to other medical care and backing up emergency departments. Dr. Gregg Miller, Chief Medical Officer of hospital staffing company Vituity, says that these compounding factors are bringing sicker patients into overwhelmed and understaffed emergency departments.

"Imagine this scenario: a busy mom struggles to balance work and parenting during the pandemic when suddenly her teenage son begins to anger. He gets out of control, screams threats, and kicks a hole in the wall. Neighbors call the police, who recommend the family go to the emergency department (ED). When the family arrives at the ED, the stresses of enforced isolation show on their exhausted, tearful faces. And unfortunately, in these extraordinary times, they're far from alone." Gregg Miller and Seth Thomas are emergency physicians. They share their stories and discuss their KevinMD article, "As the pandemic winds down, another crisis may be looming." (https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2021/05/as-the-pandemic-winds-down-another-crisis-may-be-looming.html)

Hello and welcome to the pilot episode of Just a Tangent. We are Gregg Miller and Tyler Booher, and in this episode we introduce ourselves, why we started the podcast, what to expect, and of course some friendly banter! Thanks for listening!

Connect with Gregg on LinkedIn. Join Gregg on Sharebird. Questions covered in this episode:1. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your role?2. How have you structured the team at Zapier?3. What do you think about structuring product marketing teams? Why did you decided on the structure you just mentioned?4. As a leader, how have you balanced scaling yourself and your team/resources?5. We're seeing more specialization in product marketing lately. With specific roles for pricing, competitive intelligence, research, and more. What do you think the next few years of this looks like? What skills should aspiring product marketing leaders look to develop?6. A lot of product marketing leaders and experts alike are looking to make a leap similar to this. What skills should we all be thinking about?7. Have there been any mistakes you've made while growing or establishing the PMM function? If so, can you share with us what you've learned?8. What's one or two books you've read recently that have had an impact on you?

Connect with Gregg on LinkedIn. Join Gregg and view his AMA's on Sharebird

This Anamnesis episode is called "At a Loss." And that can mean a lot of things -- at a loss for words, at a loss for any certainty, and for us in healthcare, it often means a loss of a patient. Chapter 1. Growing Close Then Saying Goodbye (3:00): How helping a sick colleague became a friendship. Story by Debashish Bose, MD, PhD. Chapter 2. A Broken System Killed My Young Patient (12:15): We've made improvements, but would anyone say it can't still happen? Story by Gregg Miller, MD. Chapter 3. What Could I Have Done Differently? (25:30): Almost a year later, COVID deaths still haunt this doctor. Story by Venus Oliva, DO. Episode produced by Kristen Monaco Hosted by Amy Ho, MD Sound engineering by Greg Laub Theme music by Palomar

Although the opioid epidemic has been a rising concern for years now, the solutions available for those struggling with substance use disorder are slow to follow. Increased regulation about Sensitive Information—combined with the stigma of addiction—has posed unique challenges in the field of Medication Assisted Treatment. Listen in as Dr. Enrique Enguidanos interviews Drs. Eric Ketcham and Gregg Miller to discuss what can be done to improve the MAT care available and key strategies for addressing the opioid epidemic. Special Guests: Eric Ketcham, MD, MBA, FACEP, FASAM, FACHE, and Emergency Physician & Addiction Specialist at Presbyterian Healthcare ServicesGreg Miller, MD, FACEP, Chief Medical Officer at VituityModerator:Dr. Enrique Enguidanos, CEO, Founder, and practicing ED physician at Community Based Coordination Solutions

Past Life exploration, very nice quality. for Gregg Miller.

Missouri Business Alert’s Speaking Startup podcast explores news and issues important to Missouri entrepreneurs. In our latest episode, we ask the question, "Your startup does what?" We talk with entrepreneurs behind some of the most unusual Missouri-based companies we've encountered to learn about where their ideas came from and how they turned them into viable businesses. The rundown: • 1:20 – We look at headlines from the past week in Missouri startup news. • 3:08 – Strange Donuts founder Jason Bockman discusses the process involved in making doughnuts that push people outside of their culinary comfort zone. • 10:52 – Gregg Miller shares the story behind Neuticles, his business that he says has sold more than 500,000 sets of prosthetic dog testicles since its founding. • 17:27 – Andre Glantz, the CEO of Gift-A-Meal, discusses the St. Louis startup's app that aims to help restaurants by appealing to diners' altruism.  • 25:33 – We swap numbers that shed light on niche startups.

How a dog lover near Kansas City, MO, came up with a product for neutered dogs to let them keep their “God given look.” Neuticles are testicular implants for dogs, though inventor Gregg Miller has made custom implants for a variety of other animals...including an elephant. It’s made him a multi-millionaire, even though Neuticles are “banned in three countries.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cosmetic surgery for humans has become enormously popular and in this episode of Good Dog you'll hear that dogs are getting in on the craze. Gregg Miller is the creator of Neuticles, testicular implants for dogs in the past 12 years, over 100,000 pets have been what Miller describes as "restored." Hear how and why dog owners are choosing to have their pups implanted when or after they're neutered. Miller maintains that it's perfectly safe, humane, and, at least for some, affordable.If you have a question that you'd like answered about your dog, write to us at GoodDog@SmarterPodcasts.comSmarterPodcasts.com, Delivering Sound Advice.

This week on the show I interviewed retired LAPD Officer and author R. Gregg Miller. Gregg has his first Novel out now with several more in the works. Take a look below to learn more about Gregg and his first release. About the author  About the book   In our New, News, and Noteworthy NEW … Continue reading Episode 002 – Interview with R. Gregg Miller →

In this episode, photographer Gregg Miller joined us to discuss photographing on Ash Wednesday, winning a Guggenheim, photographing in his hometown of Nashville, teaching workshops, the importance of mentors and much more! We were also joined by guest host Manjari Sharma who has now made an appearance on all three season. Manj credits Greg as one of her mentors and suggested him for the show, big thanks to Manj! She always brings a lot of enthusiasm and wisdom to the conversation. I admire Greg's photography deeply and learned a lot from our conversation that I will apply to my own work. His enthusiasm and passion for photography are inspiring. It's clear that he has natural teaching ability which is rare, despite everyone seemingly being a photography teacher these days. Greg is the real thing both as a photographer and educator. Recorded February 11th, 2016 at Stockholm Studios in Bushwick, Brooklyn. To view the book spreads and behind the scenes photos, visit blog.lpvshow.com       --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bryan-formhals/message