Ramie Fathy, MD

PGY-4 Dermatology Resident Physician at Johns Hopkins University integrating clinical expertise, translational research, and human-centered AI to improve dermatologic care.

Clinical Training

  • PGY-4 Dermatology Resident Physician, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
  • Incoming Rheumatology-Dermatology Fellow, Mass General Brigham.
  • MD, Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania (Alpha Omega Alpha).
  • AB in Molecular Biology, Princeton University (Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa).

Leadership & Service

  • Vice President of Resident Affairs, Johns Hopkins House Staff Council.
  • Member, American Academy of Dermatology Council on Science and Research (2025–2027).
  • Founder & Director, Philadelphia Organization of Health Professions Students (COVID-19 response).
  • Curriculum Representative, Penn Medicine Class of 2017.

Research & Interests

My work spans inflammatory dermatoses, cutaneous oncology, patient-centered teledermatology, and responsible AI. I build clinical decision tools, study the equity implications of new technologies, and enjoy translating complex science into empathetic narratives for trainees, clinicians, and patients.

Outside the Clinic

I love mentoring future physician-innovators, producing radio and podcast stories, and exploring Baltimore’s culinary community. When traveling, you’ll find me sketching architectural textures and searching for the best espresso shot in town.