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Sue Goldstein
Sexuality Educator and Manager, Clinical Research
Sue Goldstein is a prominent Sexuality Educator and Clinical Research Manager at San Diego Sexual Medicine, with a strong focus on sexual medicine educational programming and clinical research.
She plays crucial roles at San Diego Sexual Medicine, Alvarado Hospital, University of California at San Diego, and various support groups, delivering education to healthcare providers, students, and the general public.
In her capacity, she leads clinical research efforts by developing projects, crafting research protocols, and overseeing a range of clinical trials, both sponsored and unsponsored.
Mrs. Goldstein leverages her expertise in sexual medicine, adept writing skills, and extensive fundraising experience to create impactful programs for healthcare professionals, industry stakeholders, and the public. She dedicates efforts to raise funds for The Institute for Sexual Medicine, Inc., supporting its mission of advancing research and education.
Additionally, she holds the role of managing editor at Sexual Medicine Reviews, ensuring the dissemination of valuable insights in the field.
Her commitment extends beyond her primary roles, as she actively contributes to various organizations. Notably, she serves on the board of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISSWSH), where she holds key positions and has valuable input into global development efforts. Mrs. Goldstein also provides her expertise as a member of professional associations like AASECT, ACRP, ISSM, and other related societies.
With a robust educational background including studying A.B. in American Civilization at Brown University, Sue Goldstein combines academic knowledge with hands-on experience to drive advancements in the field of sexual medicine.
Her previous roles as Program Coordinator at San Diego Sexual Medicine, Clerk at The Institute for Sexual Medicine, Inc., co-author at 'When Sex Isn't Good,' and Education Coordinator at Boston University School of Medicine reflect her diverse skill set and contributions to various institutions.
Highlights
SDSM performs research in the area of sexual health concerns and urinary incontinence if you know anyone interested in participating.
We have clinical research going on in erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation in men and hypoactive sexual desire disorder and vestibulodynia (genital pain) if anyone knows anyone interested. They can call San Diego Sexual Medicine at 619-265-8865. Help a friend or colleague find a solution to their distressing health problems.
