The Kennedy Krieger Institute is dedicated to improving the lives of children with brain, spinal cord and musculoskeletal disorders though care, education and research. Dr. Goldstein has led the organization since 1987.
During his tenure, the institute has grown from treating 2,700 patients in 1987 to 24,000 in 2017.
“It has been a great privilege to lead Kennedy Krieger Institute over the past 30 years. Through our interdisciplinary approach to patient care, research, professional training and special education, we have positively impacted hundreds of thousands of children, young adults and families,” Dr. Goldstein said, according to The Baltimore Sun. “We’ve grown to become one of the largest academic institutions in the world serving children with developmental disorders and their families.”
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