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Endocrine Associates Of Dallas, P.A.

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Audrey B. Miklius, MD

Audrey B. Miklius

Audrey B. Miklius, MD

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Location

Dallas Office

10260 North Central Expressway
Suite 100N
Dallas, TX 75231

Accepts New Patients

Offers Virtual Visits

Occupation

ADULT ENDOCRINOLOGIST

Board Certification

Internal Medicine
Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism

Areas of Expertise

Obesity Medicine

Education

Fellowship
Massachusetts General Hospital
Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism
Boston, MA
1993

Residency
Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine
Boston, MA
1991

Doctor of Medicine
University of Hawaii School of Medicine,
Doctor of Medicine
Honolulu, HI
1988

Upjohn Achievement Award for graduating first in Medical School Class Summa cum Laude 1988
Janet M. Glasgow Memorial Award from the American Medical Women’s Association for Outstanding      Achievement in Medical School 1988
Recipient, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International Medical Student Workshop 1987
Alpha Omega Alpha 1987
University of Hawaii School of Medicine Tuition Waiver for Academic Achievement 1986, 1987
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation Summer Science Research Program for Medical Students 1985, 1986
ARCS Foundation Scholarship 1986

Undergraduate School
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Stanford University
Stanford, CA
1983

Committee Appointments
Texas Chapter, American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, President 2006-2007
American Board of Obesity Medicine Maintenance of Certification Journal Article Advisory Review Panel 2017 to present

Professional Associations

  • MannKind Advisory Board (Inhaled Insulin) 2018 (see Media – http://dfw.cbslocal.com/video/3810102-inhaled-insulin-offers-alternative-for-needle-weary-diabetics/)
  • Lilly Advisory Board 2008

Publications

  1. Miklius, A.B, and Daniels, G. H., “The Evaluation and Management of Thyroid Nodules: in The Medical Care of Women P.L. Carr, K.M. Freund, S. Sujata (eds). Florida, W. B. Saunders, 1995.
  2. Miklius, A.B. and Daniels, G.H., “Thyroid Disease in Women: in The Medical Care of Women P.L. Carr, K.M. Freund, S. Sujata (eds). Florida, W. B. Saunders, 1995.

Personal Interests

Dr. Miklius grew up in Hawaii. She is married to Jon Graff, a research scientist at UT Southwestern. They have two grown sons, Jacob and Matt, of whom they are inordinately proud. Her main hobbies are quilting and reading.

Awards and Honors

  • D Magazine’s Best Doctors 2001 to present
  • Texas Super Doctors, Texas Monthly 2005 to present
  • President, Texas Chapter of American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, 2006-2007
  • American Board of Obesity Medicine Maintenance of Certification Journal Article Advisory Review Panel 2017 to present
  • Upjohn Achievement Award for graduating first in Medical School Class Summa cum Laude1988
  • Janet M. Glasgow Memorial Award from the American Medical Women’s Association for Outstanding Achievement in Medical School 1988
  • Recipient, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International Medical Student Workshop 1987
  • Alpha Omega Alpha 1987
  • University of Hawaii School of Medicine Tuition Waiver for Academic Achievement 1986, 1987
  • March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation Summer Science Research Program for Medical Students 1985, 1986
  • ARCS Foundation Scholarship 1986
  • Outstanding Administration Volunteer – The Fulton School 2003
  • Hadassah Dallas Chapter Breast Cancer Symposium- Lecturer- “Risk Factors for Breast Cancer” 2007
  • Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Dallas Chapter- Lecturer- “Current Diabetes Care Issues” at Quarterly Research and Board Meeting October 2012
  • Diabetes Support Group – Lecturer- “Continuous Glucose Sensors” 2010

Research

  • Endocrinology Research Fellowship, Dr. J. Larry Jameson’s Laboratory. Characterization of Thyroid Hormone Receptor Mutations in GRTH (Generalized Resistance to Thyroid Hormone)
  • Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston MA 1992-1993
  • Sub investigator: multiple clinical research trials in Diabetes, Hyperlipidemia,
  • Hypertension, and Obesity at the Research Institute of Dallas 1998- present

Service/Volunteer Work

  • Hadassah Dallas Chapter Breast Cancer Symposium- Lecturer- “Risk Factors for Breast Cancer” 2007
  • Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Dallas Chapter- Lecturer- “Current Diabetes Care Issues” at the Quarterly Research and Board Meeting October 2012
  • Diabetes Support Group – Lecturer- “Continuous Glucose Sensors” 2010
  • Endocrinology Lectureship: Thyroid Physiology and Diseases, University of Texas Southwestern School of Medicine 1998-2000
  • Temple Emanu-El Dallas Texas: “Pink Shabbat” Services- D’var Tora 2011
  • Member, Committee For Selichot Services and Candice and Robert Hass Visiting Scholars Program 2008-2010
  • Texas Health Resources Dallas Endocrine Lecture Series for Medical Residents 1998-present. Topics including Diabetes Management, Hypothyroidism, Hyperthyroidism, Thyroid Nodules, Endocrine Emergencies, Adrenal Disorders, Pituitary Disorders, Hypercalcemia and Hyperparathyroidism, Osteoporosis, Reproductive Disorders
  • Endocrine Grand Rounds Texas Health Resources Dallas January 2017- Obesity Update
  • Medical Grand Rounds Texas Health Resources Allen, TX September 2017 Obesity Update
  • Rose judge: 105th Le Concours International de Roses Nouvelles de Bagatelle; Paris, France June 2012
  • Volunteer, The Fulton School 2003- 2006

Biography

Dr. Audrey B. Miklius is a board-certified clinical endocrinologist who specializes in endocrine, diabetes and metabolism disorders. She is also board-certified in Obesity Medicine. Although she sees patients with all types of endocrine disorders her main passion is to help people with chronic conditions such as diabetes and obesity make changes in their behavior and lifestyle to improve quality of life and increase longevity. But change is hard; we ALL have resistance to change and ambivalence about making changes that rationally we know we should make for our health. Most people who smoke, eat too much, drink too much, or exercise too little are well aware of the downside of their behavior. Most people with diabetes know the dire consequences that may occur due to poorly controlled glucose.

Clearly knowledge of consequences is not enough, otherwise, we would all be in great shape! Dr. Audrey B. Miklius strives to have collaborative non-shaming conversations to strengthen a person’s own motivation and commitment to change; to help find the right medication regimen and promote lifestyle and behavioral changes to reach not only medical goals (such as glucose results) but also to be consistent with the patient’s values and interests. She loves using new technology such as continuous glucose sensors and pumps to help improve results and quality of life for patients with diabetes.