Author Bio
My name is Scott Miller, a pediatric PA whose journey through the COVID-19 Plandemic has placed me at the center of the medical freedom debate. In those first few months when fear dictated policy and protocols overshadowed medical judgment, I gained notoriety for choosing the path of truth. I became increasingly outspoken in defiance against protocols, and was a vocal advocate against school closures and for the use of early treatments, which were forbidden by our state Medical Commissions.
I openly challenged state-sanctioned social distancing and mask mandates because I witnessed so many children and families slipping through the cracks. I also rejected the nihilistic medical guidelines, demanding that we do nothing to care for those who were sick. My commitment to patient care continually put me at odds with the newly enforced “standard of care” mantra, resulting in significant opposition from the medical community and regulatory bodies. This led to public backlash, professional isolation, and a tidal wave of intense scrutiny.
In October 2021, I had an emergency suspension of my medical license after I treated thousands of patients. I faced well over 100 random complaints attacking my treatment protocols and my relentless campaign to expose the failure of mandates that were supposed to “keep us safe.” My words were labeled dangerous, deemed to be spreading misinformation, and accused of violating the “standard of care.”
The current governor of Washington State remarked, “Respondent’s encouragement of the spread of the disease in such a reckless fashion is truly a “substantive evil” by a medical professional.” He further stated, “Here, the insidious and imminent danger engendered by Respondent’s speech conduct must be weighed against the right of medical providers to use the authority and status of their licensure, training, and public trust to disseminate false misinformation and disinformation with reckless disregard for the truth in violation of medical ethics and their medical oath.
Is the Governor correct? Was I truly dangerous? Well, the state invoked the “clear and present danger” doctrine citing the “magnitude of the danger from COVID-19 and the imminence of danger engendered by Respondent’s conduct.” I hold those words, along with many other condemnations by the state, in a special place in my heart. I disrupted systems and it fills me with joy. My words and actions inspired communities to resist, to push back, and defy nefarious edicts.
I became an ardent champion for parents’ rights, patients' rights, and advocate for medical freedom, rallying communities around my convictions in the fight against tyranny.
My story is detailed in my memoir, "The Most Dangerous Man in Washington," where I recount my experiences, the sacrifices made, the victories and failures, and the lessons learned in the face of adversity.