Dr. Suzanne Gorovoy is a clinical psychologist and a specialist in behavioral sleep medicine. She is a valued member of the Sleep and Health Research Program at the University of Arizona College of Medicine.

Dr. Gorovoy's extensive educational background includes a graduate degree in School Psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University and a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Case Western Reserve University. She further specialized her expertise through a postdoctoral fellowship in Behavioral Sleep Medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine.

Her research is dedicated to advancing behavioral and cognitive strategies for the treatment of sleep disorders, including common conditions like insomnia and sleep apnea. Dr. Gorovoy is also focused on applying principles from sleep and circadian science to address a wide range of medical and psychological issues across the lifespan.

Actively involved in the scientific community, Dr. Gorovoy is a member of both the Sleep Research Society and the Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine. Her expertise has led to her being featured as a sleep expert in various national media outlets. Furthermore, she provides consultation to health and technology companies, advising them on how to optimize their sleep-based education and treatment programs.