Danielle Miller

Danielle (she/her) is a Counseling Psychology PhD Candidate at Ball State University, specializing in Health Psychology. Her clinical and research interests are focused on psycho-oncology, quality of life, psychosocial outcomes after bariatric and transplant surgery, and health equity. Danielle's dissertation investigates the relationship between perceived physician empathy and health-related quality of life among young adults with cancer. She is interested in educating medical professionals on how to integrate warm, compassionate, and patient-centered care using psychological principals and knowledge. Danielle is thrilled to have found a niche for herself in health psychology, broadly, and looks forward to a career as a leader, clinician, and educator in an academic hospital. She is completing her predoctoral training as a Behavioral Medicine fellow at Yale School of Medicine and is thrilled to be part of the team!