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Mitchell Knisely is a tenured Associate Professor and Assistant Dean for PhD Postdoctoral Programs at Duke University School of Nursing. His research focuses on applying precision health approaches to understand and ameliorate pain, promoting equitable pain care for individuals suffering from sickle cell disease and chronic pain conditions. He has been involved in studies examining the biopsychosocial contributors to pain and has published various articles addressing disparities in pain management, including the barriers faced by sickle cell patients in accessing emergency care. Knisely's recent grants include exploring the lived experience of sickle cell pain and developing training programs addressing social determinants of health. His academic contributions extend to improving the quality of healthcare delivery for complex conditions like sickle cell disease, where he serves as a co-principal investigator on federally funded research initiatives.
Duke University School of Nursing • Durham, NC
Tenured faculty member focused on precision health and pain management.
Department of Biomedical Engineering (MS program)