Dr Stuart Miller

Professional statement

Dr Stuart Miller is an expert specialist in sports and exercise medicine, treating both elite and recreational athletes. His areas of expertise lie in treating sports injuries, upper and lower limb pain, groin injuries, back pain, recurrent injuries and lower limb and hip disorders.

He currently works at the English Institute of Sport as the Chief Medical Officer to the British Paralympic Association. For many years he has worked with high profile sporting organisations, including the Commonwealth Games, the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG), the England Karate Team and the English Institute of Sport.

In 2008, Dr Miller became the first formally recognised specialist in sport and exercise medicine. He was previously the Lead Sports Physician for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics and the Chief Medical Officer for the Paralympics GB team at the Beijing Paralympic Games in 2008, Sochi Winter Paralympics in 2014 and Rio Paralympic Games in 2016. He is now the Chief Medical Officer for the British Paralympic Association and runs a sports medicine service in Bristol at the Nuffield hospital, working alongside specialist sports consultants and orthopaedic surgeons.