Rob Goodman

Rob Goodman is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging at Yale School of Medicine. He serves as Radiologist-in-Chief at Yale New Haven Health System and Chief of Radiology at Yale New Haven Hospital. With a medical degree from Cambridge University (1988) and an MBA in Healthcare from Yale (2017), Dr. Goodman is a leading figure in pediatric radiology and radiation safety.

• Medical Degree: Clare College, Cambridge University (1988)
• MBA: Yale University (2017)
• Residency: Central Oxford Hospital, UK
• Fellowship: The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto (1998)

Dr. Goodman specializes in reducing radiation exposure in pediatric CT scans, promoting ultrasound utilization, and developing national imaging guidelines. His research spans neonatal echoencephalography, pediatric spinal ultrasound, and pregnancy imaging safety. He leads translational research in

• Novel MR Pulse Sequences
• Functional MRI
• MR Spectroscopy
• PET Tracer Development
• Advanced Image Processing
• Industry-Academic Partnerships (Siemens Healthcare)

His work has directly improved pediatric MRI infrastructure at Yale, including the installation of a dedicated pediatric MRI scanner at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital.