Joan D. Goodman, MD
Dr. Joan D. Goodman, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiology at Harlem Hospital Center, is a distinguished radiologist who brings decades of experience and expertise to both patient care and medical education. Board-certified by the American Board of Radiology, she specializes in diagnostic radiology with a particular focus on breast imaging and digital mammography. Her career reflects a steadfast commitment to advancing the quality of radiologic care and mentoring the next generation of medical professionals.
Dr. Goodman’s professional journey spans academic appointments and private practice, including nearly three decades of leadership at her own practice, Joan D. Goodman, MD, PC. She currently also serves as an Assistant Professor at the Mount Sinai Health System, contributing to clinical research, teaching, and the implementation of innovative imaging technologies. Throughout her career, she has been recognized for her clinical excellence, technical expertise, and compassionate approach to patient care.
A graduate of the Medical College of Pennsylvania, Dr. Goodman continues to actively engage with the radiology community through both academic and clinical initiatives. Known for her dedication to lifelong learning and teaching, she strives to foster a collaborative environment where medical students, residents, and colleagues can grow professionally. Beyond her professional achievements, she is respected as a mentor, educator, and advocate for high standards in radiologic practice.
• Medical College of Pennsylvania - MD
• NY State Medical License
• American Board of Radiology
Dr. Joan D. Goodman has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications on topics such as renal anomalies, transplant complications, and testicular lymphoma, including notable works like “Crossed Fused Renal Ectopia: Sonographic Diagnosis” (Urologic Radiology, 1986), “Ultrasound Findings in Renal Transplant Rupture” (Journal of Clinical Ultrasound, 1985), and “Testicular Lymphoma: Sonographic Findings” (Urologic Radiology, 1985).
Areas of Specialization/Expertise
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Breast Imaging
- Digital Mammography
What do you enjoy most about practicing medicine?
What I enjoy most about practicing medicine at Harlem Hospital is the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in my patients’ lives while collaborating with a dedicated team of colleagues. I find it incredibly rewarding to combine diagnostic expertise with compassionate care, to educate and mentor the next generation of physicians, and to contribute to advancing medical knowledge through both clinical practice and research.