Meet Our Team
Leadership
Daniel Goldberg JD, PhD
Education Director
Dr. Daniel S. Goldberg is trained as an attorney, an historian, and a public health ethicist. He uses methods drawing primarily from public health law, public health ethics, and the history of public health (focusing on 19th and early 20th c. US).
His specific areas of expertise include the social determinants of health and health inequities, structural violence and health, chronic illness and noncommunicable disease, and structural stigma. He has studied chronic pain for 15 years and has focused much of his recent work on using legal and policy mechanisms to ameliorate structural stigma. He has also developed a research program using tools from the emerging discipline of legal epidemiology to advance health justice.
Finally, he has a line of research on conflicts of interest as a population health hazard, regulatory capture as governance failure, and the manufacture of doubt. Most recently, he has applied these lenses to problems of traumatic brain injury and collision sports.
Areas of Expertise
- Social determinants of health & health inequities
- Undertreatment of pain across the globe
- Legal epidemiology
- Disease & health stigma
- Conflicts of interest
Resumes/CV:
Affiliations
- Board of Directors, American Society of Law, Medicine, & Ethics
- Associate Editor, BMJ, Medical Humanities
- Associate Editor, Bioethics (Wiley)
- Associate Editor, Public Health Ethics (Oxford)
Daniel Goldberg JD, PhD
Education Director
Dr. Daniel S. Goldberg is trained as an attorney, an historian, and a public health ethicist. He uses methods drawing primarily from public health law, public health ethics, and the history of public health (focusing on 19th and early 20th c. US).
His specific areas of expertise include the social determinants of health and health inequities, structural violence and health, chronic illness and noncommunicable disease, and structural stigma. He has studied chronic pain for 15 years and has focused much of his recent work on using legal and policy mechanisms to ameliorate structural stigma. He has also developed a research program using tools from the emerging discipline of legal epidemiology to advance health justice.
Finally, he has a line of research on conflicts of interest as a population health hazard, regulatory capture as governance failure, and the manufacture of doubt. Most recently, he has applied these lenses to problems of traumatic brain injury and collision sports.
Areas of Expertise
- Social determinants of health & health inequities
- Undertreatment of pain across the globe
- Legal epidemiology
- Disease & health stigma
- Conflicts of interest
Resumes/CV:
Affiliations
- Board of Directors, American Society of Law, Medicine, & Ethics
- Associate Editor, BMJ, Medical Humanities
- Associate Editor, Bioethics (Wiley)
- Associate Editor, Public Health Ethics (Oxford)
Search Faculty and Staff
Daniel Goldberg JD, PhD
Education Director
Email Address:daniel.goldberg@cuanschutz.edu
Fulginiti Room 201C
Dr. Daniel S. Goldberg is trained as an attorney, an historian, and a public health ethicist. He uses methods drawing primarily from public health law, public health ethics, and the history of public health (focusing on 19th and early 20th c. US).
His specific areas of expertise include the social determinants of health and health inequities, structural violence and health, chronic illness and noncommunicable disease, and structural stigma. He has studied chronic pain for 15 years and has focused much of his recent work on using legal and policy mechanisms to ameliorate structural stigma. He has also developed a research program using tools from the emerging discipline of legal epidemiology to advance health justice.
Finally, he has a line of research on conflicts of interest as a population health hazard, regulatory capture as governance failure, and the manufacture of doubt. Most recently, he has applied these lenses to problems of traumatic brain injury and collision sports.
Areas of Expertise
- Social determinants of health & health inequities
- Undertreatment of pain across the globe
- Legal epidemiology
- Disease & health stigma
- Conflicts of interest
Resumes/CV:
Affiliations
- Board of Directors, American Society of Law, Medicine, & Ethics
- Associate Editor, BMJ, Medical Humanities
- Associate Editor, Bioethics (Wiley)
- Associate Editor, Public Health Ethics (Oxford)
*Our Faculty Categories:
Affiliate faculty are individuals who make meaningful contributions to the Center’s mission and demonstrate ongoing engagement with its work. This may include participation in or support of the Center's initiatives in research, education, clinical ethics or community outreach. Affiliate faculty are nominated by an elected core faculty member and their approval is at the Center director’s discretion.
Associate faculty are individuals who make substantial and sustained contributions to the Center’s mission through active collaboration in research, teaching, and scholarly activities. They typically hold a University faculty appointment and maintain an ongoing professional relationship with one or more elected core faculty members or Center mission areas. Associate faculty are nominated by an elected core faculty member followed by a formal review and voting process by all elected core faculty.
Elected core faculty are selected through a formal review and voting process in recognition of their leadership and sustained contributions to the Center’s mission. They play a central role in shaping and advancing the Center's programs, mentor future scholars and represent the Center within and beyond the University. Members are typically expected to hold a University faculty appointment and maintain active involvement in the Center’s academic and community activities.
Exceptions to the appointment requirement may be granted by Center leadership and a majority vote of the elected core faculty.