Jennifer Goldsack

Biography

Jennifer Goldsack is Senior Vice President for Digital Health and AI at the American Medical Association and the inaugural leader of its Center for Digital Health and AI, appointed in September 2026. Her work brings together clinical evidence, technology, policy and implementation to advance safe, effective and equitable digital healthcare. She founded the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) in 2019 and served as its Chief Executive Officer before joining the AMA. Under her leadership, DiMe developed approaches to digital measurement, software evaluation and the implementation and reimbursement of virtual-first care. Earlier, she held leadership roles at the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative, a partnership between Duke University and the FDA, where she led digital health initiatives, and conducted clinical and outcomes research at the University of Pennsylvania. She holds a master’s degree in chemistry from the University of Oxford, a master’s in the history and sociology of medicine from the University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA from George Washington University. She is also a former elite athlete and Olympian. Her current AMA work focuses on ensuring that physicians help shape the development, implementation and governance of AI and digital health.