Doctor of Chiropractic (Cum Laude) (1983) Life Chiropractic College.
Master of Public Health (Chronic Disease Control) (1979) The University of Texas Medical Center, Graduate School of Public Health, Disease Control Module. Concentration in Chronic Disease Control and Epidemiology. Thesis: Biological Approaches To Connective Tissue Disorders.
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Nutrition (Cum Laude) (1987) Life University.
Post Undergraduate Training in Public Health Administration (1976). Fairmount State College.
Bachelor of Arts (Cum Laude) (1973) Bowling Green State University.
Major: Sociology. Minors: Communications/Public Address and Philosophy.
April 1979 to Present: Director, The Goldberg Clinic: Practice of Clinical Epidemiology/Biological Medicine & Clinical Nutrition. Focus: Chronic Disease Control focusing on autoimmune conditions, digestive disorders & reversal of degenerative diseases. Practice emphasizes identification of disease etiology, biochemical individuality and careful attention to each patient’s needs. The reputation of this clinic draws clients from across the U.S. and internationally, particularly in the area of autoimmune disorders.
July 2003 to Present: Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Clinical Nutrition Gastroenterology and Public Health. Life University College of Chiropractic.
July 2004 to June 2007: Senior Director of Physician Education and Research Original Medicine, Inc. Research professional neutraceutical formulations for exclusive use by licensed health care providers. Major focus- Probiotic Formulations specific to
allergic and inflammatory conditions. Lecture to physician groups on clinical nutrition topics related to gastroenterology, rheumatology and chronic disease conditions.
July 2003 to June 2004: Director of Physician Education, Original Medicine Division of Garden of Life, Inc.
June 1992 to July 2003: Professor of Clinical Nutrition, Gastroenterology and Public Health. Clinical Sciences Division, Life University
September 1990 to June 1995: Professor of Nutrition, Bachelor of Science Program in Nutrition, Life University Undergraduate Studies Dept.
June 1985 to June 1992: Associate Professor, Clinical Sciences Division, Life University: Instructor in Clinical Nutrition and Visceral Diagnosis.
September 1984 to September 1990: Associate Professor, Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Program, Life University. Co-developed undergraduate program in nutrition (B.S.), carrying it through full accreditation with the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities. Instructed Basic Nutrition, Popular Nutrition Theories, World Nutrition, Nutrition Through the Life Cycle (Geriatrics), Community Nutrition, Nutrition Seminar, and Advanced Clinical Nutrition.
June 1980 to June 1985: Assistant Professor, Life University. Lecturer in Microbiology, Basic Nutrition and Visceral Diagnosis.
March 1978 to August 1979: Health Systems Administration Planner for Illinois Central Health Systems Agency (State of Illinois/Federal Government).
September 1977 to March 1978: Graduate Assistant, University of Texas Medical Center, Graduate School of Public Health (Disease Control Module). Research Assistant for projects in Cancer Control, Infectious Disease Control, and Diabetes Epidemiology.
October 1976 to September 1977: Health Director, Natural Hygiene Institute of Bonita Springs, Florida; Educator in Hygiene/Preventive Health Care. Supervision of fasting guests and health programs.
December 1974 to September 1976: Executive Director for Exploring Division of Boy Scouts of America Central West Virginia Council. Public Relations, fund raising, recruitment, and program planning.
