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Tyler Buckner, MD
Provider's Specialties
- Hematology/Oncology
- Hematology/Oncology - Pediatric
- Pediatrics
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Get to know Tyler Buckner, MD
Conditions Treated
- Blood Disorders
Languages spoken
- English
Experience and background
Dr. Buckner is currently the principal investigator of a study of pain assessment tools in men with hemophilia, as well as a multicenter observational study, the Hemophilia Natural History Study (ATHN7). He is also involved in studies investigating how hip and knee replacement surgeries affect pain, physical function, and quality of life in persons with hemophilia; methods for assessing physical function in men with hemophilia; and multiple studies of new therapeutics for treatment of bleeding disorders.
Undergraduate 2000
Rhodes College (TN)
Medical Education 2005
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine
Internship 2006
University of North Carolina Hospitals Program
Residency 2009
University of North Carolina Hospitals Program
Fellowship 2013
University of North Carolina Hospitals Program
Fellowship 2013
University of North Carolina Hospitals Program
Graduate 2014
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Dr. Buckner's interests include testing and use of pain assessment tools in men with hemophilia. He is also involved in studies investigating how hip and knee replacement surgeries affect pain, physical function, and quality of life in persons with hemophilia; methods for assessing physical function in men with hemophilia; and multiple studies of new therapeutics for treatment of bleeding disorders.
Dr. Buckner's interests include testing and use of pain assessment tools in men with hemophilia. He is also involved in studies investigating how hip and knee replacement surgeries affect pain, physical function, and quality of life in persons with hemophilia; methods for assessing physical function in men with hemophilia; and multiple studies of new therapeutics for treatment of bleeding disorders.
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