Elizabel Thomas, MD

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Delivering Exceptional Medical Care and Fostering a Healthy Community

Dr. Elizabel Thomas is a dedicated internist working with patients at WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center in Parkersburg, West Virginia. With her extensive training and commitment to comprehensive care, she has become a vital asset to the healthcare community in Parkersburg.

Completing her Internal Medicine Residency Program at WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center, she is recognized for her ability to manage both common and rare diseases. Her expertise allows her to act as either a primary physician or a consultant to other healthcare providers, ensuring that her patients receive well-rounded and effective treatment options. 

At the core of Dr. Thomas’s practice is her commitment to building long-term relationships with her patients. She understands that effective healthcare extends beyond just treating illnesses; it involves incorporating disease prevention and mental health care into patient management. This holistic approach not only enhances patient satisfaction but also promotes better health outcomes.

As a member of the American College of Physicians (ACP), she stays at the forefront of medical advancements and best practices in internal medicine. Her dedication to continuous learning ensures that she provides the highest quality of care to her patients.

“I attribute my success to the grace of God, the unwavering support of my family—especially my mother—and the friendships I’ve cultivated over the years,” said Dr. Thomas. “Hard work is essential in this profession, but it’s the support of those around me that truly fuels my passion for medicine.”

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