Roger P. Goldberg MD, MPH

Dr. Goldberg serves as Director of the Division of Urogynecology and Female Pelvic Surgery at NorthShore University Health System/the University of Chicago. Together with Dr. Dutta, he also directs the fellowship training program.

His clinical interests encompass minimally invasive surgery for prolapse and incontinence, robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery, and female bowel dysfunction. With a focus on surgical innovation, Dr. Goldberg holds numerous medical device patents and has introduced surgical procedures for pelvic organ prolapse that have been adopted globally and studied with worldwide and NIH-funded trials.

Dr. Goldberg has served on the Board of Directors for the American Urogynecology Society (AUGS), His research conducted along with the NorthShore team has received awards from major societies including AUGS, where he is Master Class co-director, IUGA, ICS, and SGS, and Dr. Goldberg was recently presented with NorthShore’s Distinguished Physician Award.

After earning his undergraduate degree at Cornell University, Dr. Goldberg completed his medical degree at Northwestern University, residency at Harvard University’s Beth Israel Hospital, Master of Public Health degree at Johns Hopkins University, and fellowship in Urogynecology at Northwestern University.