Professor Dr. Beth Ammerman

Biography

Beth Ammerman is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, specializing in Primary Care and Adult Gerontology. She leads the Family Nurse Practitioner Program, guiding nursing students in both academic and clinical settings. With degrees from Michigan State University, her clinical career has focused on health promotion and the management of acute and chronic illnesses across diverse patient age groups. Dr. Ammerman actively contributes to nursing education and policy, striving to improve patient outcomes through her scholarship, primarily addressing social determinants of health. Her recent research includes projects funded by the Whitaker Grant, focusing on health equity and advanced health assessment. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, she precepts graduate nursing students in clinical practice, fostering the next generation of healthcare providers.

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