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Wayne State University emergency physicians are dedicated to providing quality emergency care. Our group is unique in that we are academically based and have very significant clinical responsibilities, including direct emergency medical care, medical direction of the City of Detroit Emergency Medical Services and a developing industrial medicine program.

Physicians associated with our group are actively involved in organized emergency medicine at a national, regional and local level. We associate ourselves with others who recognize the importance of clinical excellence, but are willing to become active in solving the problems that face the health-care delivery industry. Our faculty members are working with local and national governmental officials to ensure that our emergency rooms are prepared for the threat of large-scale disasters and bioterrorism.

Believing that research is the cornerstone of an academic discipline, we are active in clinical and bench research. One of our full-time faculty members has as his sole responsibility the coordination of our research program.

Wayne State University emergency physicians staff five Detroit Medical Center emergency departments and one occupational health clinic in metro Detroit. Our flagship hospitals are Detroit Receiving Hospital, Children's Hospital of Michigan and Sinai-Grace Hospital, at which most of our resident and student education take place. We also staff the Harper University Hospital, Hutzel Hospital and Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, a newer facility in the far northwest Detroit suburbs.