This Week with Dr.T, with special guest, Scott Miller

On This Week with Dr. T, we’re joined by Scott Miller — a physician assistant, author of The Most Dangerous Man in Washington, and a central figure in one of the most controversial medical freedom stories to emerge during the pandemic.

Practicing in a rural part of Washington state, Scott became known for his early and aggressive efforts to treat COVID-19 patients outside of hospital settings, using non-invasive breathing therapies and supportive care when few others would. As his success grew, so did the attention — both from grateful patients and from the medical establishment. He became the only provider in his region actively treating COVID-19 in the outpatient setting, and in some cases, even helping families navigate the process of removing loved ones from hospital care they no longer trusted.

Scott’s troubles began after he spoke publicly at a medical freedom rally at the state capitol in Olympia in 2020. What followed was a wave of complaints — not from harmed patients, but from those opposed to his stance — eventually resulting in the suspension of his medical license.

His story is not just about COVID-19. It’s about the cost of speaking out, the boundaries of medical ethics, and what happens when clinical judgment collides with institutional power.

Join us for an honest and thought-provoking conversation with Scott Miller.