D’Quona Miles, BSN, RN
D’Quona Miles, BSN, RN, is a highly skilled and dedicated nurse specializing in critical care, emergency medicine, general surgery, and cardiovascular health. She currently serves at Sanger Heart and Vascular, where she plays a pivotal role in patient management and care coordination, including telephone triage, assisting patients through the online portal, arranging nurse visits, advising on test results, and ensuring timely access to medications and care. She is a part of a professional practice committee that defines the core values, structures, and processes that support and ensure high-quality, patient-centered outcomes. Her calm demeanor, precision, and commitment to excellence have made her an invaluable member of the cardiovascular care team.
Miles began her nursing career in the trauma intensive care unit, where she developed resilience, quick decision-making skills, and the ability to thrive in high-pressure environments. She later gained experience in surgical care before focusing on cardiology. Her professional experience includes Registered Nurse roles at Atrium Health, SCA Health, and McLeod Health, where she built expertise in health information management, case management, communication, and adherence to clinical standards. Her career reflects a passion for patient-centered care and collaborative teamwork across all levels of the healthcare team.
A graduate of the University of South Carolina with a BSN, Miles holds a critical care certification and is currently pursuing a Nurse Practitioner degree at Purdue University. She attributes her success to her faith, reflective practice, and early experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant, which instilled a deep appreciation for the entire care team. Looking ahead, Miles is committed to making a meaningful impact as a Nurse Practitioner, approaching her work with empathy, professionalism, and an unwavering dedication to improving patient outcomes.
• University of South Carolina - BSN
• Critical Care Certification
• American Nurses Assosiation
Areas of Specialization/Expertise
- Critical Care & Patient Management
- Case Management
- Health Information Management
- Communication
- Standards of Practice
- Mentorship
- Emergency Medicine
What do you enjoy most about practicing medicine?
There are numerous things that make nursing fulfilling, but the main thing is the constant learning curves. Medicine is always evolving - new treatments, discoveries, and developing technologies. It’s intellectually stimulating and it allows you consistent growth.