As an orthopaedic trauma surgeon, I have the unique privilege of helping to restore patients to the maximum function possible and building a relationship from initial injury to long-term recovery. It is my goal to guide patients through the treatment of often life-changing injuries and tailor plans to their unique fractures and life circumstances.
I treat fractures in every part of the body but have a particular interest in fractures of the lower extremity, pelvis and acetabulum, ankle and foot. I also treat posttraumatic arthritis and deformity including fusion procedures of the lower extremity and osteoarthritis of major joints, including hip replacement from the anterior approach.
I earned my medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine, completed a residency in orthopedic surgery at St. Luke’s University Health Network and a fellowship in orthopedic trauma at MetroHealth/Case Western Reserve University.
I am a member of the Orthopaedic Trauma Association and AO North America and have published research in adult and pediatric trauma and sports medicine. As a graduate of the SLUHN residency program, I enjoy actively participating in resident education. I plan to stay active as a faculty member of the AO to educate the next generation on a national level.
I spend my time at home with my amazing wife Ashley and our dog-children. We love traveling, cooking, camping and hiking together! Hobbies include Gator football/basketball and classical piano.
“I appreciated that xrays were available on site. The staff was most patient with me in my slowed down condition. The doctor David Ramski, MD was knowledgeable of situations as mine. He spoke at length with suggestions for helping me to achieve a positive result. I am glad I was assigned to his schedule, when my former ortho's schedule was full even beyond the time I waited for this appointment.”
11/24/2024