William Goldstein is a trendsetter in the nurse staffing business. He is an advising board member of StaffHealth.com and NurseShifts.com. His firms place physicians and Allied Health Professionals in temporary and full time roles.

Prior to starting NurseShifts, in Alpharetta and companion company, StaffHealth, Will Goldstein grew other healthcare staffing businesses. He was previously President of PhysicianJobs.com.In 1992, Goldstein formed Nationwide Medical Services in Norfolk, VA. With William in charge, the agency grew extraordinarily fast. For each of its first 6 years of operations, Nationwide’s earnings grew three hundred percent per year. This enabled Nationwide to open additional offices in more places. Nationwide consolidated with industry leader Jackson & Coker, in 1997, to form J&C Nationwide, the best known name in the business. William Goldstein continued to lead the company, until its sale in 2004. The consolidated company would work with 165,000 physicians and healthcare professionals.

Then subject to a five year non compete clause, Goldstein he would form OneTravel Holdings, a publicly traded company. OneTravel Holdings would become one of the leading leisure tour operators in the United States, with brands such as SunTrips and 1800CHEAPSEATS.

Mr. Goldstein earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Old Dominion University. He is an investor who has been responsible for the development of many businesses.Will Goldstein began his professional career as an entrepreneur in 1987by acquiring a local locksmith and security company with one location in Norfolk, Virginia. He grew that business to four locations and in excess of 20 mobile units, before he sold the firm, in 1992. Ever since, he’s been involved in healthcare staffing and technology companies. His latest enterprises, StaffHealth and NurseShifts are quickly becoming a dominant force in the medical staffing industry.

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