- medical school: University of Wisconsin
- residency: Pediatric residency, University of Minnesota
- fellowship: Pediatric endocrinology/diabetology, Indiana University, Indianapolis
- board certification: Pediatrics and pediatric endocrinology
Paul Breyer, MD, Division Chief
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expertise
Type 1 diabetes, growth hormone deficiency, congenital hypothyroidism, precocious puberty, Hashimoto's disease
bio
Dr. Breyer is chief, division of endocrinology at Dayton Children’s and an assistant professor of pediatrics at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. He thinks of his patients as family, and enjoys watching them grow up and reach their goals.
Dr. Breyer attended University of Wisconsin for his undergraduate degree and medical school. From there, he moved to University of Minnesota to complete an internship and his residency in pediatrics. He did his fellowship in pediatric endocrinology at Indiana University.
Get to know more amazing things about Dr. Breyer! For example, Dr. Breyer knew he wanted to be a doctor by the fourth grade, used to be an avid skateboarder, and recently learned all about the game Fortnite!
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existing patients
If you have already seen a provider in the endocrinology clinic at Dayton Children’s and need to schedule a follow-up appointment, please log in to MyKidsChart to schedule directly with your provider or call 937-641-4000. If you do not have a MyKidsChart account click here.
new patients
Scheduling in-person appointments for new endocrinology patients only. For diabetes/prediabetes patients, patients with concerns about weight gain, or patients with a known genetic condition, please call 937-641-3487.
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05/08/25
Dr. Breyer and his staff are the best
04/18/25
We love the doctor and the whole staff. Everyone is friendly, and we are seen in a timely manner.
04/17/25
Great visit. Provider listened and cared about our issues
04/16/25
Dr. Breyer and his team are always helpful, respectful and make going to the doctor as 'fun' as possible for a kid. He really knows how to connect with kids.
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