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Phoenixville Hospital – Tower Health is pleased to announce new leadership in its Department of Emergency Medicine. Ana M. Davitt, MD, has been named Interim Medical Director and Ernest H. Leber, MD, has been named Interim Assistant Medical Director.

Dr. Davitt previously served as Vice Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine and Dr. Leber served as Emergency Medicine Specialist at the hospital. Both are responsible for organizing and coordinating physician services in the department. They will work closely with the clinical and administrative teams to ensure quality medical care.

"We are excited for Drs. Davitt and Leber to take on these roles and apply their specialized leadership, knowledge, and passion for emergency medicine to continue our mission to provide community-focused care to cases of traumatic illness, injury, and other emergency conditions," says Rich Newell, President and Chief Executive Officer, Phoenixville and Pottstown Hospitals.

About Phoenixville Hospital

Located in Phoenixville, Pa., and a member of Tower Health, Phoenixville Hospital is a 144-bed facility that provides comprehensive medical services through emergency room visits, inpatient admissions, outpatient procedures and community outreach programs. Phoenixville Hospital’s services include an award-winning cardiovascular program, a fully accredited cancer center, an NAPBC-accredited breast health center, an acute inpatient rehabilitation center, and a large robotic surgery center. Phoenixville Hospital is accredited by The Joint Commission and has been recognized for its quality outcomes and clinical expertise across services lines that include joint replacement surgery, advanced heart failure care, and the designation as a Primary Stroke Center.

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