Dr. Elizabeth Plemmons, M.D.

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Bringing Expertise and Innovation to Ann Arbor, Michigan 

In the heart of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Dr. Plemmons stands as a beacon of excellence in emergency medicine. Serving as the Medical Director of Emergency Medicine and Chairman of the Peer Review Committee at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital, Dr. Plemmons is a respected figure in the medical community, known for her unwavering commitment to patient care and medical innovation.

A graduate of Wayne State University School of Medicine, she completed her residency and internships at esteemed institutions such as Detroit Medical Center/Sinai Grace Hospital and Wayne State University School of Medicine. She is board-certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine in Emergency Medicine, showcasing her dedication to continuous learning and professional development.

Dr. Plemmons' leadership at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital has been instrumental in shaping the emergency medicine department into a hub of excellence and innovation. Her hands-on approach to patient care and her emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration have led to improved patient outcomes and enhanced quality of care at the hospital.

Under her guidance, the Emergency Medicine department at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital has implemented cutting-edge protocols and technologies to ensure the highest standards of care for all patients. Her commitment to ongoing education and training for staff members has resulted in a team of highly skilled professionals who are equipped to handle any emergency situation with precision and expertise.

As a prominent figure in the medical community, Dr. Plemmons continues to inspire and lead by example, setting new standards of excellence in emergency medicine at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital. Her commitment to patient-centered care and her passion for medical innovation make him a valuable asset to the hospital and the community at large.

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