Judith Goodwin

Judith Goodwin serves as Principal at Goodwin Associates-Global Healthcare Advisors, where she leverages her extensive experience in healthcare strategy, business development, and operational implementation to drive impactful change in chronic disease management. With over 20 years in the industry, Judith has established herself as a creative leader, adept at delivering both top and bottom-line results across diverse healthcare settings. Her current role involves providing primary research expertise and consulting services focused on chronic disease risk management, treatment, and education. Judith's work encompasses a wide array of areas, including strategic planning, best practices, operational management, data analytics, staffing models, and brand building, all aimed at enhancing patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

One of Judith's notable achievements includes the successful growth and oversight of a nationwide network of affiliated clinical centers, where she played a pivotal role in educating healthcare providers who have positively impacted the lives of over one million individuals. Recently, she has spearheaded projects such as the establishment of Diabetes Treatment Centers in Europe and Asia, which aim to improve access to care and treatment for chronic conditions. Additionally, she is developing an innovative chronic disease management and treatment tool designed to bridge health disparities, ensuring that underserved populations receive the care they need.

Judith’s expertise in managed care, healthcare management, and healthcare information technology (HIT) positions her as a thought leader in the industry. Her strategic vision and leadership skills have made her a sought-after consultant, helping organizations navigate the complexities of the pharmaceutical industry and implement effective diabetes management strategies. Through her work, Judith continues to make significant contributions to the global healthcare landscape, driving initiatives that foster better health outcomes and equitable access to care.