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Kimberly Ann Buller, ARNP

Urgent Care, Hospital Medicine

On staff since August 2013

- Jennifer Everett, Washington 12.31.13
  
  Kimberly has been amazing when it comes to our daughter's care. She has taken the time to focus on what is best for our child and has even gone out of her way to make follow-up phone calls to check on the status of our daughter. Kimberly and Children's Hospital are honestly the best thing that have happened when it comes to our daughter's care and we could not be happier.
Recommend Kimberly Ann Buller

Overview

Board Certification(s): NP Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care
Medical/Professional School: Pediatrics, Old Dominion University, Norfolk
Old Dominion University, Norfolk
Clinical Interests: Asthma, BPD, patient and family education and the understanding the disease and treatments

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Seattle Children's - Neonatal NP/PA Program
4800 Sand Point Way NE
FA.2.113
Seattle, WA 98105

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