George Goshua, MD, MSc, FACP is a Yale-trained, board-certified hematologist-oncologist and internist, with methodological training in risk and decision science from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. He founded both a Yale-led multi-institutional collaborative research hub and the first quantitative decision science laboratory to explicitly address clinical and health policy challenges in hematology and oncology in the United States. Through his clinical training Dr. Goshua knows that the best physicians, who are able to guide and comfort their patients through explicit diagnostic and therapeutic uncertainty to arrive at a shared- and patient-centric strategy, think like quantitative decision scientists every day. Quantitative decision science expertise is sparse across clinician-scientists in the United States, reflecting lack of investment into these rigorous, quantitative methods in academic medicine. The Goshua Lab is one effort to address this glaring opportunity. Our two priorities are (1) to delineate both conventional value and distributional impact quantitative metrics for our three research objectives (see Research Overview), and (2) to train the next generation of quantitative decision science clinician-scientists.