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“Now I’m thinking out of the box and I can see how that will help me in my future. I know I made the right choice every time I go to class because I’m around people who are giving me the best chance at being my best.�
Erin Miller got an early and dire start in understanding the importance of excellence in healthcare.
When she was 8-years-old, her brother, three years younger, was diagnosed with a terminal illness. Doctors were able to give him 13 more years. “I got to watch him grow up,� Erin says.  “He is why I became interested in healthcare.�
He passed at age 18.
“A few years later, Erin was expecting her first child and learned there was a genetic mutation on the maternal side to the disease that took her brother. “I went to the doctor and it was just this fantastic experience,â€� she says. “We sat at this table together, at eye level, and she taught me and helped me so I could understand what was going on.â€�
Erin says when she became a pharmacist, she modeled her doctor’s approach. “I grab a chair or sit on the edge of the bed eye-to-eye and have real conversations. I always want to be the best I can be.�
As Erin’s career progressed, she grew more interested in pharmacy management. “I wanted to be where I knew the staff and professors cared as much as I cared.�
Erin says MHA is exactly that kind of program.
“It has broadened my viewpoint of healthcare. I can see the silos within pharmacy that I didn’t even see working there,� she says. “Now I’m thinking out of the box and I can see how that will help me in my future. I know I made the right choice every time I go to class because I’m around people who are giving me the best chance at being my best.�