Dr. Batoul Dagher was born in Tyre, Lebanon. She has a deep appreciation of cultures and diversity, and traveled with her family through Sierra Leone, Lebanon, and the States. Her father is a gastroenterologist by training, but given the shortages of physicians in Sierra Leone he practiced as GP. She was influenced and inspired by the quality of care her father provided and how he approached his patients, and she is proud to follow in his footsteps in providing excellent care. She has a particular interest in preventive care and obesity medicine. 

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She has an interest in preventative medicine and obesity medicine. She manages her patients in both the outpatient and inpatient settings. She loves working with and teaching residents. She is currently the Associate Program Director tor for Internal Medicine Residency Program at Detroit Medical Center, Huron Valley Sinai Hospital. She is also a member of the medical staff at Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital. 

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Undergraduate/Graduate 

 Dual BS/MS Program in biochemistry and chemistry at University of Detroit. Graduated in 2006

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Medical school

Arizona college of osteopathic medicine at Midwestern University, Glendale AZ. Graduated in 2013

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Residency

Detroit Medical Center  2013 – 2016

Chief Resident 2015/16