About
doctor | writer | speaker
Amy Faith Ho, M.D., M.P.H. is a practicing emergency physician, double board certified in emergency medicine (ABEM) and clinical informatics (ABPM). In addition to working clinical shifts as an attending physician in Dallas-Fort Worth, she serves as clinical faculty and teaches resident physicians and medical students. As the Chief Systems & Informatics Officer she leads strategy across electronic health records, clinical data and analytics, revenue cycle and health technology and AI.
A sought-after voice in medicine and media, Dr. Ho has served as an on-air medical expert for CNN and NewsNation, and her work has been featured by NPR, Newsweek, The Hill, Chicago Tribune, KevinMD, and more. Her speaking credits include TEDx, Medscape, and MedPage, along with keynote and lecture appearances for the American College of Emergency Physicians, the Texas Medical Association, and the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Her peer-reviewed publications span clinical outcomes, health policy, and emergency department operations. She also appears as a recurring featured physician on Untold Stories of the ER (TLC, Discovery), Sex Sent Me to the ER (TLC), and I Got Lucky: Survival Stories (Roku, Tubi).
Off-stage and off-shift, Dr. Ho is a proud mother of two toddlers and the author of the children’s book Is Mommy a Doctor or Superhero?, available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and DoctorMommyBook.com.