Dr. Michael L. Goldberg, MD

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From Academic Excellence to Medical Leadership in Internal Medicine

Dr. Michael L. Goldberg, MD, a board certified internist, is the President and Medical Director of MedVantage Primary Care in Boynton Beach, Florida. His practice offers a comprehensive range of services, including primary care, chronic condition management, preventative medicine, and acute care, providing personalized and high-quality care to help patients achieve and maintain optimal health.

Bringing a diverse background to his practice of medicine, Dr. Goldberg earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry from Cornell University in 2004. Following this, in 2006, he pursued his Master of Science Degree in Biology at New York University. Driven by a thirst for knowledge and diverse experiences, he explored fields such as law, IT, and even professional swing dancing before ultimately following his true calling in medicine.

Upon graduating with highest honors from Ross University School of Medicine in 2016, Dr. Goldberg completed his residency in internal medicine at Staten Island University Hospital. His dedication to providing exceptional care led him to join a prominent practice in Nanuet, New York, where he honed his skills and passion for patient well-being. 

In 2022, Dr. Goldberg relocated to sunny Florida and worked with Princeton Medical Group of Boca Raton before establishing his own practice, MedVantage Primary Care in Boynton Beach.

As a Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine, he upholds the highest standards of patient care. His memberships in the American College of Physicians – Florida Chapter and the American Medical Association underscore his dedication to advancing the field of medicine. 

In 2024, Dr. Goldberg was honored with the prestigious Excellence in Medicine Award by Best in Florida Magazine, a testament to his outstanding contributions to healthcare.

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