Personal Information Name: Lauren "Liz" Goldman, MD Present Position Assistant Clinical Professor Department of Medicine   Education 2004-2006 Master's in Clinical Research University of California, San Francisco 2000 Doctor of Medicine, Yale School of Medicine 1995 Bachelor of Arts, Amherst College   Post-doctoral Training 2000-2001 Categorical Internship Internal Medicine University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 2001-2003 Categorical Internal Medicine Residency Program University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 2004-2006 General Internal Medicine Fellowship University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Licensure and Certification   Internal Medicine, California   Academic Appointments 2003 Committees Clinical Instructor, University of California at San Francisco Committees 2003 Committees Moffitt-Long Hospital Physician Computer Order Entry Committee   Professional Societies 2004-2005 Society for General Internal Medicine 2002-2003 American Medical Women’s Association member 2000 Alpha Omega Alpha member Community Service 1996-1998 Students Teaching AIDS to Students, Coordinator 1996-1998 Columbus House Homeless Shelter Clinic, Team Leader 2001-2002 San Francisco Women’s Needle Exchange Clinic, coordinator 2003-2005 San Francisco Homeless Clinic Medical Student Preceptor  Awards and Honors 1994 Howard Hughes Fellowship 1995 magnum cum laude 1995 Sigma Chi 2000 Alpha Omega Alpha 2002 American Medical Women's Association Community Service Award Research, Teaching, and Clinical Contributions Teaching 2003 Daily Hour Lectures, Ward Attending (3 residents, 3 students) History and Physical Exam Preceptor (4 medical students) 4 hours/week for 4 weeks Endocrine Emergencies, Lecturer for Internal Medicine Residency Program at Fresno (30 residents) Impact of Psychiatric Disease on Medical Outcomes, Internal Medicine Grand Rounds at University of California at Fresno  2004-present Precepting internal medicine interns at San Francisco General Hospital, 0.5 day/week Medicine Consult Attending, San Francisco General Hospital, 1 month/year Clinical 2003 Attending, Hospitalist, Teaching Hospital 8 months/year, Attending and Resident Preceptor, Screening and Acute Care. Teaching Clinic, 0.5 day/week 2004 Ward Attending, San Francisco General Hospital, 1 month/year 2005 Attending, General Medicine Clinic, 0.5 day/week Publications/Presentations Goldman, LE, Dudley, RA, Hospital factors predicting quality of care: how strong is our safety net? submitted manuscript Goldman, LE, Dudley, RA, How public reporting and pay-for-performance is affecting safety net hospitals, Bay Area Symposium, October, 2005  Goldman, LE, Dudley, RA Hospital factors predicting quality of care: how strong is our safety net?, Society of General Internal Medicine National Meeting, New Orleans, U.S.A., May, 2005 Goldman, LE, Dudley , RA Who isn’t playing? Hospital factors associated with non-participation in public reporting of hospital quality. Society of General Internal Medicine National Meeting, New Orleans, U.S.A., May, 2005 Ranji, S, Goldman, LE, Shojania, KG Do Opiates affect the clinical evaluation of patients with acute abdominal pain? submitted manuscript Goldman LE, Boramanand NK, Acevedo V, Gallagher P, Nehgme R, Preterm infants with paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia: presentation, response to therapy, and outcome.J Interv Card Electrophysiol. 2001 Sep;5(3):293-7. Funding 2004 Principal author and co-investigator, California Program on Access to Care, Grant DNN01K Protecting Vulnerable Patients from Unintended Consequences of Public Reporting of Hospital      Quality and Hospital Pay-for-Performance, (PI Dudley, RA) 2005 Principal author and co-investigator, AHRQ, NIH, R03, Grant HS016117-01 How Public Reporting and Pay-For-Performance Policies Impact Safety Net Hospitals, (PI Dudley, RA) Bio | Hospital Medicine Faculty