Dr. Thomas Wulf, M.D.

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A Dedicated Emergency Medicine Physician Serving the Roswell Community at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center 

Recognized as a skilled physician specializing in Emergency Medicine, Dr. Wulf continues to provide exceptional healthcare services to the community of Roswell. With a strong dedication to patient care and a commitment to improving health outcomes, he is an invaluable member of the medical team of Eastern New Mexico Medical Center.

Before embarking on his professional journey, the doctor received his medical education from Central America Health Science University and completed his residency at the Family Practice Residency Center. 

An expert in his field, Dr. Wulf is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience in family medicine and emergency care to ENMMC. His expertise is crucial in a facility that serves as a vital healthcare resource for Roswell and its surrounding areas.

At ENMMC, Dr. Wulf is working at the emergency department, where he is pivotal in providing acute care for patients experiencing medical emergencies. He is working alongside 150 dedicated healthcare professionals, and tends to patients and families in Roswell and the surrounding areas.

Dr. Wulf is committed to fostering a compassionate environment where patients feel valued and supported. His ongoing contributions reflect ENMMC’s mission to provide high-quality, patient-centered healthcare.

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