Kylee Eagles

Kylee Eagles is an Instructor and academic staff member at UMass Chan Medical School, affiliated with the T.H. Chan School of Medicine and the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. She practices at South Shore Medical Center in Norwell, MA.

Education:

• DO from Nova Southeastern University College of Healthcare Sciences, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States

Research Interests:
Kylee Eagles focuses on areas intersecting Sports Medicine and Otolaryngology, particularly the management of ear trauma in athletic contexts. Her work extends to broader themes in Trauma, Emergency Medicine, and Public Health, emphasizing injury prevention and community health practices.

Publications:
Her sole documented publication, Ear trauma (2013), explores the clinical management of ear injuries in sports settings, aligning with her expertise in trauma and emergency care.

Networks:

• Key research concepts derived from her work: Ear, Athletic Injuries, Nonpenetrating Wounds, United States, Humans
• Collaborators: Fralich L, Stevenson JH
• Similar researchers: Barry Maron, Brian Busconi, David Tashjian, Michael Rosenblatt
• Colleagues in the Department of Family Medicine: Ronald Adler, Philip Bolduc, Kelton Burbank, Stephanie Carter-Henry, Alexa Connell
• Physical neighbors: Lauren Jansen, Julie Johnston, Teri Kleinberg, Kimberly Lenz, Susan Pfefferle