Meet Our Physicians
Gwendolyn Miller, MD | Claudia Legere, MD
Gwendolyn Miller, MD
Board Certified, Internal Medicine
Dr. Miller began serving the Steiner Ranch community in June of 2008, providing personalized care at Steiner Ranch Primary Care. As an Internist, specializing in adults, geriatric medicine and Women's Health, Dr. Miller brings 17 years of experience and treats her patients with true Texas hospitality.
Dr. Miller was born in Lamesa, Texas, and grew up in Temple. She attended Texas A&M and received a Masters in Biochemistry. Realizing her true passion was to help people, she went on to medical school at UTMB Galveston. She spent her residency in Dallas in Internal Medicine at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas.
Dr. Miller began her career at Austin Diagnostic Clinic practicing there from 1991 to 1995. She and husband Steve, moved to Plano in 1995, and she practiced geriatrics at Baylor Senior Health Center until 1999. Another move took them East to Burlington, Vermont, and a faculty position at the University of Vermont Medical School. She spent the rest of her time there gaining valuable experience all the while trying to get back to Texas!
Dr. Miller has been recognized in her field by receiving The Sandoz Medical Achievement Award and the American Medical Women's Association Recognition Award and is a proud member of Alpha Omega Alpha, a truly prestigious medical school honor society. She has held such positions as Supervising Physician and Medical Director of Baylor Senior Health Center and Associate Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine at the University of Vermont Medical School, but is truly at home in private practice.
“It is so rewarding to practice medicine in Austin. More importantly, it is fulfilling to have a private practice where I am able to devote 100% of my time to true patient care; getting back to the root of why I went into medicine in the first place” Dr. Miller explains.
Claudia Legere, MD
Board Certified, Family Medicine
Dr. Claudia Legere was born in Pennsylvania and raised in Arizona. She attended the University of California at Berkeley where she graduated with a BA in Art History and researched the kinematics of gecko feet. While at Berkeley she met her husband Hank in tennis class. They moved to New York and she completed her post-bachelor pre-medical degree at Columbia University while researching at St. Lukes Obesity Research Center. Dr. Legere then returned to California to attend medical school at The University of California Irvine where she won a prestigious academic achievement award. She subsequently completed her residency in Family Medicine at Tufts University, where she received a teaching award in pediatrics. She has authored several articles in medical journals and is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Legere enjoys treating patients of all ages and has a particular interest in adolescent health.
Dr. Legere and her two daughters' enjoy hiking, biking and playing in the hills around Steiner Ranch.
