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Chris Bullers, MD
ARHS Provider
AppOrtho
Appalachian Regional Medical Associates
Appalachian Regional Healthcare System
Orthopedics
Concussions, sports medicine, non-surgical treatment of shoulder, hip, knee, foot
232 Boone Heights Drive, Suite A, Boone, NC 28607
(828) 386-2663
(828) 386-2664

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Dr. Chris Bullers grew up in Hickory, North Carolina. He attended Catawba College as an undergraduate, and after working for several years in the pharmaceutical industry, completed medical school at The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. After finishing his family medicine residency at Wake Forest University, he capped his medical training with a sports medicine fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. While there, he participated in the care of athletes – young, elderly, amateur, and professional. He has extensive training in the diagnosis and non-operative treatment of orthopaedic problems and also specializes in the management of concussions.

Dr. Bullers enjoys all outdoor activities especially when they involve his wife and two boys. He “practices what he preaches” when it comes to exercise and leading a healthy lifestyle.


Fellowships: 

  • Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh, St. Margaret

 

Professional Involvement:

  • American Medical Society for Sports Medicine
  • American Academy of Family Physicians
  • North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians
  • North Carolina Medical Society

 

Awards:

  • Capstone Award, Wake Forest Family and Community Medicine
  • Resident Winter Meeting Award, North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians

 

Sports Medicine Affiliations: 

  • North Davidson High School Athletics
  • University of Pittsburgh Athletics, NCAA division I
  • Duquesne University Men’s Basketball
  • Carnegie Mellon University Men’s Basketball
  • South Park High School Athletics
  • Keystone State Games, Pennsylvania
  • Pittsburgh Marathon
  • Pittsburgh Race for the Cure