He is dedicated to delivering immediate evaluation and management for patients newly diagnosed with benign and cancerous liver lesions. He and a team of transplant and oncologic surgery specialists work in concert to offer aggressive advanced treatments. With 25 years of experience in a high-volume transplant center, he is one of the most practiced hepatobiliary and transplant surgeons in the nation. Dr. Goldstein is chief of hepatobiliary surgery and medical director of the Liver and Pancreas Disease Center and assistant director of transplantation at the Baylor Annette C. and Harold C. Simmons Transplant Institute.