Dr. Golbin serves as executive vice president and chief medical officer of Catholic Health on Long Island, responsible for developing and implementing executive clinical strategy across six hospitals, an ambulatory outpatient network, and other facilities and programs. He partners with executive leadership to ensure rigorous standards of clinical practice with quality and safety as the top priorities. He drove major strides in safety through an internal campaign launched in 2015 to address serious safety events and promote high reliability, including reinforcing safety as a core value and standardizing daily principles. In February 2025, Catholic Health received Press Ganey’s 2025 “HRO Foundation Award” recognizing its commitment to high-reliability organization principles, and St. Charles Hospital received Press Ganey’s 2024 “Human Experience Achievement for Zero Harm Award” after at least a year without a serious safety event. He also holds external leadership roles including the American Hospital Association’s committee on clinical leadership and the Press Ganey physician advisory council. Prior to becoming executive vice president and chief medical officer, he served as Catholic Health’s senior vice president, chief quality officer and chief patient experience officer, and previously held other chief medical officer and critical care leadership roles within the system. He is also a clinical professor at the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine and serves on its alumni advisory board.
