Faculty

Amanda Murray

NP-C, WCC
NP-C, WCC
KISS METHOD WOUND CARE & WELLNESS, PLLC

Since 2008, Amanda Murray, NP-C, WCC, has specialized in wound care across a wide spectrum of clinical settings—including Hospital Outpatient Departments (HOPDs), inpatient units, outpatient clinics, podiatry practices, and mobile wound care services. With nearly two decades of experience, she brings a deep understanding of the complexities of chronic and acute wounds, blending clinical expertise with a relentless curiosity.
She says that wound care is more than treatment—it’s detective work. Finding the missing link that prevents healing is her life's work. Whether it’s identifying an overlooked comorbidity, asking the patient more questions about their history, or navigating the nuances of vascular compromise, she approaches each case with precision and compassion.
Her practice is rooted in patient-centered care and evidence-based practice. She’s known for her ability to connect with patients, educate families, and streamline care plans to make them simple and obtainable the goal the patient has set for themself, which interestingly is not always wound healing. From bedside to remote visits, she adapts seamlessly to each environment, always advocating for the best outcomes.
With a career built on clinical excellence and a passion for solving the puzzle of wound healing, she continues to elevate the standard of care—one wound, one patient, and one breakthrough at a time.

2027 Sessions

The Healing Prescription: The Impact of Pharmacologics, Biologics and Nutraceuticals in Wound Healing

This presentation provides an overview of pharmacologic and nutraceutical therapies that influence wound healing. Faculty will discuss immunotherapies, biologics, nutraceuticals, and the positive and negative effects these agents may have on tissue repair. Attendees will gain an understanding of how medication-related factors can affect healing and clinical decision-making.

Co-Presenter

Moderator/Presenter

Friday, April 30 3:30–4:30 PM
Faculty

Amanda Murray

NP-C, WCC
NP-C, WCC
KISS METHOD WOUND CARE & WELLNESS, PLLC

Since 2008, Amanda Murray, NP-C, WCC, has specialized in wound care across a wide spectrum of clinical settings—including Hospital Outpatient Departments (HOPDs), inpatient units, outpatient clinics, podiatry practices, and mobile wound care services. With nearly two decades of experience, she brings a deep understanding of the complexities of chronic and acute wounds, blending clinical expertise with a relentless curiosity.
She says that wound care is more than treatment—it’s detective work. Finding the missing link that prevents healing is her life's work. Whether it’s identifying an overlooked comorbidity, asking the patient more questions about their history, or navigating the nuances of vascular compromise, she approaches each case with precision and compassion.
Her practice is rooted in patient-centered care and evidence-based practice. She’s known for her ability to connect with patients, educate families, and streamline care plans to make them simple and obtainable the goal the patient has set for themself, which interestingly is not always wound healing. From bedside to remote visits, she adapts seamlessly to each environment, always advocating for the best outcomes.
With a career built on clinical excellence and a passion for solving the puzzle of wound healing, she continues to elevate the standard of care—one wound, one patient, and one breakthrough at a time.

Faculty

Jose Jaller

MD
Assistant Professor of Dermatology
University of Miami

Dr. Jose Jaller is an Assistant Professor of Dermatology at the University of Miami Dr. Phillip Frost Department of Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery. Prior to dermatology residency, he completed a two-year wound healing research fellowship and a two-year dermatopharmacology fellowship, which helped shape his focus on clinical research and therapeutic development in dermatology and wound healing. Dr. Jaller specializes in complex medical dermatology and the management of chronic and atypical wounds. He cares for patients at the University of Miami Wound Center, where he regularly manages difficult to heal ulcers and complex inflammatory wound conditions. His clinical and research work focuses on improving the diagnosis and treatment of challenging wounds and advancing clinical research in wound care. Dr. Jaller frequently lectures at national and international meetings on wound healing and complex dermatologic disease.

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