Yasser Ezzat
Area of Expertise: Rheumatology
Degrees: MBBCh, MSc (2000), MD in Rheumatology (2005), MRCP Rheumatology (UK, 2013)
Current Status:
Professor and Head of Rheumatology, Faculty of Medicine, Fayoum University
Graduation year: 1996
Years of experience: 30 years
Professional Journey and Career Evolution
Prof. Yasser Ezzat began his medical career after graduating from Kasr Al‑Ainy Faculty of Medicine in 1996. He completed his residency in Rheumatology at Cairo University Hospitals (1998–2001), gaining extensive clinical exposure across subspecialties.
He progressed academically, earning his MSc in 2000 and MD in Rheumatology in 2005, followed by the prestigious MRCP (UK) specialty certification in 2013. His career includes roles as a consultant in several leading institutions, including the Rheumatology Center of Prof. Tahsin El‑Hadidi, National Institute of Neuromotor System, and Saudi Arabian Airlines Medical Center (2009–2020).
Prof. Yasser has played a key role in improving the diagnosis and management of rheumatologic diseases through evidence‑based clinical practice and research. His work has contributed to better disease monitoring and patient outcomes, particularly in autoimmune disorders.
As an educator, he has trained generations of medical students, residents, and junior physicians, strengthening the future workforce in rheumatology. His mentorship and supervision have significantly influenced clinical standards and academic development.
Role of Kasr Al-Ainy in His Success
Kasr Al‑Ainy Faculty of Medicine provided Prof. Yasser with a strong foundation in clinical medicine and research. The rigorous training, exposure to complex cases, and mentorship from distinguished professors shaped his clinical judgment, academic discipline, and professional ethics.
The institution’s emphasis on excellence and lifelong learning played a central role in guiding his career toward leadership in rheumatology.
Message to Young Alumni
“Success in medicine requires continuous learning, dedication, and compassion. Build a strong scientific foundation, seek mentorship, and remain committed to improving patient care. Your journey is shaped not only by knowledge but by perseverance and integrity.”
