Dr. Niel Burns completed his undergraduate studies in Neurobiology at the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities. He then moved back to South Dakota and completed a Master's Degree in Behavioral and Molecular Neurobiology, followed by his Medical Doctorate- both at the University of South Dakota.
Dr. Niel Burns completed his undergraduate studies in Neurobiology at the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities. He then moved back to South Dakota and completed a Master's Degree in Behavioral and Molecular Neurobiology, followed by his Medical Doctorate- both at the University of South Dakota.
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Very helpful ty
(3 weeks ago)
Jan-2026
After an er visit with a 10 out of 10 pain level not only did this dr ask the question in a condescending tone ask the question "what do you expect me to do for you" shook his head at me when I told him , he's the dr not me. Then proceeded to call the cops on a sick,scared person. This man is a monster. After I left there I went to another hospital er, where I was treated like a human being. Also where I found out I have an extremely high wbc.
(2 months ago)
Nov-2025
Took charge and got me into testing and treatment.
(6 months ago)
Jul-2025
Excellent
(9 months ago)
May-2025
Winner Regional Health Hospital
745 E 8th Street Winner, SD 57580
Dr. Niel Burns completed his undergraduate studies in Neurobiology at the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities. He then moved back to South Dakota and completed a Master's Degree in Behavioral and Molecular Neurobiology, followed by his Medical Doctorate- both at the University of South Dakota. Dr. Burns states, "Rural South Dakotans face challenges that are unique, complicated, and sometimes incredibly hazardous. We face challenges that people in Sioux Falls and Rapid City frequently have no ability to comprehend. In my opinion, these challenges are what make the people and patients of rural South Dakota some the of most hearty in the USA and make the patients some of the best to serve. I have always had a passion for providing healthcare to rural South Dakotans."
Very helpful ty
After an er visit with a 10 out of 10 pain level not only did this dr ask the question in a condescending tone ask the question "what do you expect me to do for you" shook his head at me when I told him , he's the dr not me. Then proceeded to call the cops on a sick,scared person. This man is a monster. After I left there I went to another hospital er, where I was treated like a human being. Also where I found out I have an extremely high wbc.
Took charge and got me into testing and treatment.
Excellent