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Dr. Michael P. Goldman is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics (Emergency Medicine) and Emergency Medicine at Yale School of Medicine. He serves as the Medical Director of the Pediatric Critical Care Transport Program and the Associate Fellowship Director for Pediatric Emergency Medicine. His roles also include leadership in medical education and quality improvement initiatives.
Education:
- MD: New York University School of Medicine (2010)
- Residency: Pediatrics at Columbia University Medical Center (2012–2013)
- Fellowship: Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Boston Children's Hospital (2016)
- MHS-Med Ed: Yale University (2023)
Research Interests: Dr. Goldman focuses on medical education, quality improvement in pediatric emergency care, curriculum development, and procedural learning. His work emphasizes interventions that enhance both clinical systems and staff/trainee education. Specific interests include pediatric airway management, anxiolysis use in procedures, and reducing disparities in pediatric emergency care.
Articles Overview: His recent research addresses procedural entrustment alignment, pediatric simulation protocols, and quality improvement initiatives in emergency departments. Key themes include optimizing care delivery through education and feedback systems.
Awards:
- Howard A. Pearson Pediatric Faculty Teaching Award (2020)
- Repeated recognition on the Yale School of Medicine Faculty Honor Roll (2019–2023)
Advising & Grants: Leads initiatives like the Pediatric Emergency Medicine ECHO program to connect community hospitals with specialists. Collaborates on projects to standardize airway management and reduce unnecessary imaging in pediatric appendicitis cases.
Labs/Teams: Coordinates the Pediatric Critical Care Transport Team and contributes to Yale's efforts in team-based emergency care innovation.
