Bethany Miller

About Bethany Miller

Seasoned health and human services professional with over 25 years of clinical, private sector, and government experience aimed at improving the health and well-being of children and families. Develop, lead, and oversee national social and health policy and programs in children’s health, mental health, and the prevention of abuse and neglect. Broad experience in program development, policy analysis, budget planning and execution, and management. Sought after to develop innovative solutions to complex organizational and interpersonal challenges.

Experience

1. Deputy Director

   Health Resources And Services Administration Hrsagov , Hhs

   Jan 2022 — Present

   Concurrently with the Director, provides national leadership in planning, directing, coordinating, monitoring, and evaluating national programs focusing on the promotion of health and prevention of disease and injury among children, adolescents, and their families with special emphasis on the development on the development and implementation of family-centered, comprehensive, coordinated, community-based, and culturally competent systems of care for such populations • Acts in the absence of the Director in all matters and provide a central point of reference for grant programs relating to all Division responsibilities, information development, and dissemination for senior leadership • Assists in managerial decisions of programmatic and operating resources; make decisions and/or recommendations which materially influence actions to be taken in the Division, including manpower, fiscal, logistics, and other resources required to carry out assigned functions in an effective manner • Assists in establishing program goals, policies, objectives, and priorities in terms of current operating experience, program progress, and health priorities, particularly related to improve the implementation of Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) program goals • Primarily responsible for the establishment, maintenance, and improvement of overall Division operations, including the development, management, and monitoring of the Division budget of $75 million; recruitment, selection, and performance monitoring of over 20 staff; development and implementation of internal standard operating procedures; and effective use of technology to support business operations

Education

• UCLA

  MSW, Public Child Welfare, Children and Youth

  2000 — 2002

• Virginia Commonwealth University

  M.Ed., Guidance and Counseling

  1996 — 1998

• Virginia Commonwealth University

  BS, Psychology

  1992 — 1996

Skills

• Social Services
• Policy
• Report Writing
• Program Development
• Grants
• Public Speaking
• Editing
• Mental Health
• Training
• Program Management
• Writing
• Public Health
• Public Policy
• Analysis
• Community Outreach
• Nonprofits
• Publication Writing
• Program Evaluation
• Child Welfare
• Data Analysis
• Adolescents