Professor Dr. Jason Goldstick

Biography

Jason Goldstick is a Research Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School and also affiliated with the School of Public Health where he focuses on Health Behavior and Health Equity. His research interest primarily revolves around injury prevention, behavioral interventions, and public health policy aimed at reducing substance misuse among adolescents. His recent work includes large-scale clinical trials evaluating digital interventions for preventing alcohol misuse and investigating the trajectory of opioid-involved polysubstance use. He is a member of various research centers at the university, including the Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention and the University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center, collaborating on innovative strategies to address gun violence and opioid crises in the community. Goldstick is committed to translating research findings into actionable public health strategies that inform policymakers and engage communities in prevention efforts.

Research Interests