Fatimah S. Alramadhan

Fatimah S. Alramadhan, DrPH, MPH is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the School of Behavioral Health within Loma Linda University (implied from context), specializing in the Interdisciplinary Studies department. Her work bridges behavioral health, chronic disease management, and community-engaged research.

• Role: Assistant Clinical Professor
• Department: Interdisciplinary Studies
• School: School of Behavioral Health

Her research focuses span diabetes self-management in Muslim communities, community-based participatory research (CBPR) methods, lifestyle medicine interventions for adverse childhood experiences, health coaching in wellness programs, and polypharmacy trends in geriatrics. She emphasizes cultural competency and innovative engagement strategies like theatrical health education.

Notable grants include the Federal Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training Program Grant from the Bureau of Health Professions/HRSA/DHHS (2023–2025), where she served as PD/PI. Her earlier project on Internal Religiosity and Type II Diabetes Self-Management (2021–2024) was completed successfully.

Key publications analyze:

• Religiosity's role in diabetes care (2023)
• CBPR theatre applications (2023)
• Lifestyle medicine for ACEs (2022)
• Health coaching in wellness programs (2021)
• Polypharmacy in aging populations (2015)