Dr. William E. Sowers, MD

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Celebrating Over Two Decades of Excellence in Patient Care and Medical Education

Dr. William E. Sowers, MD, a distinguished board certified family physician, is a part of the esteemed team of healthcare professionals at American Health Network - Muncie in Indiana. He brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the practice, further enhancing the quality of care provided to patients in the Muncie community.

Dr. Sowers holds hospital privileges at the renowned Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital, showcasing his commitment to delivering exceptional healthcare services to patients in need. In addition to his clinical practice, he serves as an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Indiana School of Medicine, where he imparts his knowledge and passion for family medicine to future healthcare professionals.

Boasting an impressive educational background, Dr. Sowers earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Butler University in 1993 and his Medical Degree from the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1997. His dedication to continuous learning led him to complete his internship and residency in family medicine with Community Health Network from 1997 to 2000, honing his skills and expertise in providing comprehensive care to patients of all ages.

Board certified in family medicine, Dr. Sowers is recognized as a Diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine, a testament to his unwavering commitment to upholding the highest standards of care and professionalism in his field.

With a career spanning over two decades, Dr. Sowers has established himself as a trusted healthcare provider in the Muncie community. Prior to joining American Health Network - Muncie, he served as a dedicated family physician at Cardinal Health, where he positively impacted the lives of countless patients from August 2000 to July 2005. 

In conclusion, Dr. William E. Sowers exemplifies excellence in family medicine through his extensive experience, dedication to patient care, and commitment to medical education. His contributions to American Health Network - Muncie and his involvement with Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital and the University of Indiana School of Medicine reflect his unwavering commitment to advancing healthcare. 

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