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Background
Joshua Goldman, MD, MBA is a Resident Physician at the University of California, Los Angeles pursuing post-graduate training in Family Medicine. He is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of House Call, MD, an online health and wellness publication. He is also the Director of Strategy for Insight Oncology, an oncology consulting and management firm. While at USC, Josh served as the student body President of the Keck School of Medicine, a teaching assistant in the department of Anatomy and Physiology and held board positions at the USC Stevens Institute for Innovation, the Biomedical Association at the Marshall School of Business, and the Curriculum Committee at the Keck School of Medicine. He has also served as the Vice President of the American Cancer Society at the University of California, Los Angeles. He completed an internship with the Cedars-Sinai Orthopedic Center Trauma Team and most recently with the University of Southern California Athletic Department’s Team Physicians, working with the USC Trojan Football team during their summer training camp.
Joshua received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2005 graduating Magna cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a major in Psychobiology and a minor in English Literature. While at UCLA, Josh was a member of the men’s crew team.
Joshua is very physically active, weight training or running daily. He is also an aspiring triathlete, training both on a bike and in the water recently. He also enjoys playing football, tennis, beach volleyball and sailing in his free time in between his many home improvement projects.
Business Education
As an entrepreneur, I pursued an MBA to gain the necessary tools and skills to successfully create and sustain a corporation. I worked on a number of projects through the entrepreneurship track at the USC Marshall School of Business which helped me to prepare to launch my first company upon completing business school. I had the opportunity to meet and interact with outstanding local and international entrepreneurs with inspiring life stories, including Pete Carol, the founder of Red Mango, Kogi, Kinko’s, Urth Cafe, Condomania and many more, who provided me with invaluable anecdotes and tales from their start ups.
Plans for the Future
I have already launched my first company, House Call, MD and have put my MBA training to good use in the process. From marketing to cash flow to public speaking, I’ve used almost every aspect of my MBA in the first year of operation. When I complete my residency training, I plan to open an integrated outpatient care model. At this time, I will again hope to draw upon my MBA.
