Jeremy S. Miller is a certified and licensed athletic trainer with more than 15 years of experience in secondary school athletics, sports medicine, clinical care, and athletic training program administration. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science with a concentration in Sports Medicine from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2009 and his Master of Science in Athletic Training from UNC Greensboro in 2011.

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Miller currently serves as Supervisor of Athletic Trainers with Novant Health Sports Medicine in Winston-Salem, where he manages and coordinates the Triad sports medicine and outreach athletic training program. In this role, he provides leadership for 23 staff athletic trainers serving 22 schools. Prior to his current position, he served for nearly nine years as Head Athletic Trainer at Oak Grove High School.

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His previous experience includes clinical athletic training positions with Novant Health Orthopedics & Sports Medicine and Novant Health Sports Medicine, as well as serving as Head Athletic Trainer at Mount Tabor High School.

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Miller has been a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association, and North Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association since 2009. He has served on the NCATA Public Relations Committee since November 2024. He is a current North Carolina Licensed Athletic Trainer and Board of Certification Certified Athletic Trainer, as well as an American Heart Association BLS Instructor and Training Faculty member.

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Message from Jeremy:

As an experienced athletic trainer, healthcare leader, and advocate for the profession, I am eager to contribute my organizational, financial, and leadership skills to support the NCATA's mission and continued growth.

Throughout my career with Novant Health and in secondary school athletic training settings, I have been entrusted with managing resources, coordinating program needs, and ensuring responsible stewardship of departmental assets. My experience establishing and leading athletic training programs at Oak Grove High School and Mount Tabor High School required careful budget planning, equipment purchasing, inventory management, and collaboration with administrators and healthcare providers to meet both operational and
financial goals. These experiences have strengthened my attention to detail, fiscal responsibility, and ability to make informed decisions that support organizational success.

In my current role as Supervisor of Athletic Trainers, I regularly work with multiple stakeholders, oversee program operations, and assist with strategic planning initiatives. I have developed strong skills in organization, communication, and accountability, all of which I believe are essential for an effective Treasurer.

Additionally, my technical proficiency and analytical mindset position me well to manage financial records, monitor budgets, and provide transparent reporting to the Executive Board and membership. I am fully committed to fulfilling the responsibilities of the Treasurer position and serving the NCATA with
integrity and professionalism. I value the important role the association plays in advancing athletic training across North Carolina, and I would welcome the opportunity to help ensure its financial stability while supporting initiatives that benefit our members and the patients they serve.

I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to contribute to the NCATA Executive Board and to support the ongoing advancement of the athletic training profession. Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how my experience, leadership, and commitment to service can benefit the association in this role.

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Nicholas E. Seiler is a certified and licensed athletic trainer with more than 20 years of experience in athletic training, healthcare administration, education, and sports medicine. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training/Sports Medicine from Central Michigan University in 2003 and his Master of Arts in Health Studies & Health Promotion, with a concentration in Athletic Training, from the University of Alabama in 2008.

Seiler currently serves as Regional Manager of Sports Medicine and Community Outreach at Frye Regional Medical Center in Hickory, where he manages athletic training staff and community partnerships and oversees recruitment, training, strategic planning, marketing, and program development. Previously, he served as Practice Administrator for FryeCare Orthopedics & Neurosurgery and as Manager of Athletic Training Services at Frye Regional Medical Center.

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His professional experience also includes serving as an athletic trainer at the University of Alabama and teaching and clinical education positions at the University of Alabama and Alexander Central High School.

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Seiler has been a member of the NCATA since 2012 and the NATA since 2003. He was named the 2025 NCHSAA Athletic Trainer of the Year and has earned additional honors including the University of Alabama Bill McDonald Excellence in Athletic Training Award and an NATA Research and Education Foundation Graduate Scholarship. He is a current North Carolina licensed athletic trainer and has held BOC certification since 2004.

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Message from Nick:

As an athletic trainer and Sports Medicine Program Manager in Hickory, NC, I am passionate about supporting athletic trainers and promoting our profession.

I am interested in taking the next step in my involvement with the profession by becoming more engaged at the state level. Serving as Treasurer would provide an opportunity to contribute to the continued growth of NCATA, collaborate with colleagues across the state, and help support the association’s goals and initiatives.
I would welcome the opportunity to bring my experience, perspective, and commitment to the profession to this role while continuing to learn and grow through greater involvement with NCATA.
Thank you for your consideration. 

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