Dr. Patt was raised in Columbia, Maryland. He pursued his undergraduate degree at Cornell University. He then attended The Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He did his residency training at Boston Medical Center and then stayed an extra year to serve as Chief Medical Resident. He then went to Johns Hopkins Hospital to do his fellowship in gastroenterology. At Johns Hopkins Dr. Patt was awarded the Schering Plough / American Association for the Study of Liver Disease advanced hepatology fellowship, which enabled him to pursue subspecialty training in liver disease and liver transplantation. His areas of special interests include liver disease and inflammatory bowel disease. He is currently on the board of the Crohn's and Colitis foundation.  Currently, he is the Chairman of the Department of Medicine at Sky Ridge Medical Center.

Education / Experience
Cornell University 1992
Mount Sinai School of Medicine 1996
Internship / Residency / Chief Residency - Boston Medical Center, Boston University School of Medicine 1996-2000
Fellowship - Johns Hopkins Hospital 2000-2003
The Gastroenterology Group, Glen Ridge,NJ 2003-2004

Board Certifications
Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine
Diplomate of the Subspecialty of Gastroenterology / ABIM