Ethan Goh

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About Ethan Goh

Dr. Ethan Goh is a physician-scientist and healthcare executive focused on how frontier AI systems are safely translated into real-world care. At Stanford, he leads multi-institutional efforts to evaluate and implement Large Language Model applications within healthcare, with publications in Nature Medicine, Science, and JAMA Network. His research is supported by ARPA-H, the Macy Foundation and the Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation, and has been covered in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and CNN. He is also Program Director of the Stanford Healthcare AI Leadership Program (HAILS) and a Visiting Faculty Researcher at Google. Dr. Goh is a Founding Editorial Board member and Associate Editor at BMJ Digital Health & AI. Prior to academia, Dr. Goh practiced Internal Medicine and founded a digital health Q&A startup that provided expert medical answers to millions of users. He later served in formal roles within the NHS and the Ministry of Health, where he helped shape national health policy and regulatory frameworks. Dr Goh holds a medical degree from Imperial College London, and a Masters in Clinical Informatics and Management from Stanford University.