Evan Goldman

Evan Goldman is a Professor in the Departments of Radiology and Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics. His research focuses on medical education innovation, particularly integrating virtual reality and 3D modeling into anatomy and surgical training. He has contributed to advancements in ultrasound training methodologies, neuroanatomical studies, and pre-surgical residency programs.

Key research interests include medical student perception of virtual training tools, anatomical accuracy in photogrammetry-based models, and optimizing clinical anatomist education across experience levels. His work bridges biophysics principles with practical surgical applications, emphasizing technology-driven educational solutions.

• Recent publications explore:
• Ultrasound training adaptations for varying clinician expertise
• Anatomical insights into ulnar nerve motor branches
• Virtual reality's role in anatomy education efficacy

Recipient of the 2024 Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching, recognizing contributions to medical graduate education. His work spans interdisciplinary collaborations in radiology, neuroscience, and surgical training methodologies.