Dr. Jonathan Wade Goldman, MD

Dr. Goldman was inconsiderate, rude, lacking in empathy and compassion, more interested in insurance guidelines than patient well-being, and was more interested in pumping up his ego by denying the patient of rightful and appropriate treatment than to consider what is right and best practice for the patient. There was no oversight or accountability to his treatment of his patients and staff, especially during COVID-19 and related social restrictions that interfered with family members and others from being with the patients and observing his ill treatment of people.

I have found Dr. Johnathon Goldman, at UCLA, a caring, wonderful and brilliant physician who has treated me close to four years with great sensitivity. I feel so lucky to have been under his care. Sincerely, Myra Gordon

Dr Goodman is so wonderful. He's very up to date on all the trials and seems very commited to finding the best treatment match for each patient. He's compassionate, patient and very involved. Lung cancer is a horrible diagnosis, but I do feel lucky that I have Dr Goldman in charge of my care.

Dr. Goldman was the specialist for a very anxiety-ridden potential health issue. I was calmed by his professionalism, his thoroughness, and his caring.

I was very hesitant to see such a young doctor (much of medicine is experience in my opinion). But Dr. Goldman's up to date and evidence driven medicine, combined with his overall compassion and intelligence, made me feel suprisingly comfortable and now, quite trusting. I also (as a patient with advanced lung cancer) feel priveledged to be included in the many Phase I Clinical Trials offered by Dr. Goldman's office. I sincerely hope that I never have to refer any of my loved ones to an oncologist, but if I do, I would be proud to recommend Jonathan Goldman.