Bio
Lukas Miller is a clinical librarian with the recently amalgamated Saskatchewan Health Authority. His work entails supporting health professionals in various settings to provide evidence and information for better patient care.
Miller has been involved in health libraries from the onset of his career. After completing his M.L.I.S. in 2014 (London, University of Western Ontario), he served as a librarian for the Regina Qu’Appelle and Prince Albert Parkland Health Regions. He was then an Assistant Librarian at the University of Saskatchewan from 2014-17 before returning to his hometown of Regina.
Miller has worked toward improving libraries and their services as a former board member of Saskatoon Public Library (2016), President of the Saskatchewan Health Libraries Association (2016-17), and with involvement in various Saskatchewan Library Association (SLA) committees. He looks forward to further development of the profession as a director of the SLA.
Miller lives in downtown Regina with his pet cat, Sam. He enjoys reading, blogging, video games, music, craft beer, and swimming.
