Born and raised in Metro Detroit, Jeffrey H. Miller, M.D., earned his Bachelor of Science degree at Michigan State University where he graduated with high honors. He then attended Wayne State University Medical School and received his M.D. with high distinction. In a class of approximately 250 students, he was one of only 15 to achieve honors each year of medical school. He received his radiology training at William Beaumont Hospital where he served as a chief resident. He then did a fellowship in interventional radiology, which has been his professional focus ever since.

Since 1994, Dr. Miller has been performing complex image-guided endovascular procedures. His experience includes service as a director of the Vascular and Interventional Radiology Department at Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center in Dearborn, Michigan.

Board certified in Interventional Radiology and Phlebology, Dr. Miller is also a diplomat of the National Board of Medical Examiners as well as the American Board of Radiology. He holds a Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in interventional radiology. Increasingly, medical offices are offering varicose vein and spider vein care, but none can match the experience, knowledge or expertise of Miller Veins’ Jeffrey H. Miller, M.D.

Dr. Miller has received many honors and awards throughout his training and professional career. Detroit’s HOUR Magazine named him one of “Detroit’s Top Docs.” A member in many honor societies, Dr. Miller was accepted to Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi as an undergrad and to Alpha Omega Alpha during medical school. He received the Faculty Teacher of the Year Award multiple times at Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center, as well as the Research Mentor Award. Dr. Miller has given hundreds of lectures, often speaking at national medical meetings and medical professional conferences.

A native of Chicago, IL, Dr. Wang received his formal education in the Midwest. His undergraduate studies were performed at the University of Wisconsin, where he completed a double major in biochemistry and molecular biology, graduating with distinction in 1987. His medical school education was completed at the University of Illinois in 1991.  It was there that his interest in the procedural care of patients began.  He began his residency training in general surgery, but decided to change his focus to more minimally invasive procedures using imaging guidance (ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, X-ray).  He completed his residency in Diagnostic Radiology and fellowship in Interventional Radiology in 1997.

Since his residency training, Dr. Wang’s specific area of interest has been venous disorders. He was the first physician to bring minimally invasive endovenous treatments for varicose veins to William Beaumont Hospital, first with radiofrequency technology after its initial FDA approval, then with laser technology. His expertise in the treatment of complex vascular diseases is well known to other physicians.

Over the past decade, Dr. Wang has lectured extensively and published multiple articles in the field of interventional radiology. He has trained many physicians in the treatment of varicose veins and other complex venous diseases. He was the fellowship director and director of resident education in Interventional Radiology at William Beaumont Hospital and has been voted Teacher of the Year. Dr. Wang has served on numerous committees with a focus on quality assurance and patient care, including serving on the Peripheral Vascular Interventions Advisory Committee of the Blue Cross/Blue Shield Cardiovascular Consortium, a multi-center, state-wide initiative to improve patient care in Michigan.