Shima Goswami, M.D.

I have been a physician for 16 years specializing in the field of musculoskeletal radiology. I find it immensely fulfilling reading MRIs about people’s sports injuries and I love being able to solve the puzzles to figure out what is causing a patient’s symptoms. At my core, the thing that drove me into this profession is my desire to help people.

A couple of years ago I realized that I wanted to broaden my impact on the world by helping more people in different ways. Aside from taking on more volunteering roles, this motivation lead me onto a journey to become a life/career coach (because the two are not actually separated in one human).

Over the past year, I have completed my training in coaching at the CoActive Training Institute, which has given me some lovely insights into how to really listen and stay curious about a person in the moment.

I enjoy working with people of all ages and backgrounds who are in transition, be they career pivots or leaps or life transitions such as new parenthood or retirement.

I want to work with people who are stuck so I can give them the time and space to dedicate to themselves to work through it. I want to bring more joy into the lives of others and seek those who want to go from surviving to thriving in their lives.