Dr. Aaron Gould is a valued member of the Emergency/Teleradiology team at Consulting Radiologists, Ltd., known for his expertise, dedication, and collaborative spirit. A graduate of Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, Dr. Gould earned his medical degree Magna Cum Laude, setting a standard of excellence that continues to define his career.
After completing his internship at Pennsylvania Hospital, Dr. Gould completed his residency in radiology, followed by advanced fellowship training in vascular and interventional radiology at the renowned Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology in St. Louis. This extensive training has equipped him with a comprehensive skill set and a deep understanding of both emergent and complex imaging.
Dr. Gould views radiology as more than interpreting images—he sees it as a crucial partnership in patient care. He is passionate about clear, insightful communication, working closely with referring clinicians to ensure that imaging findings translate into effective, actionable treatment plans. His consultative approach helps clarify complex cases, empowering his colleagues and directly contributing to improved patient outcomes.
What Dr. Gould finds most rewarding is the opportunity to collaborate with fellow physicians, especially when his expertise can reveal the best path forward for challenging cases. He thrives on transforming intricate imaging findings into practical clinical solutions, knowing that his work has a direct impact on patient care.
Outside of his professional life, Dr. Gould is a devoted father who cherishes time with his children. He also enjoys the culinary arts, with a particular passion for bread and pizza making—a creative pursuit that is the perfect counterbalance to the precision and focus of his work in radiology.
PRACTICE PHILOSOPHY
The role of a diagnostic radiologist is to assist other clinicians in delivering the best possible care to their patients. Guided by this principle, the responsibility of the radiologist extends beyond providing accurate interpretation of imaging; it also includes ensuring that findings are communicated clearly and concisely to best support clinical decision-making.