KathrynMooreMDMSc

Summary

• Dr. Kathryn Moore is a movement disorders neurologist and assistant professor of neurology at Duke University. She completed a 2-year fellowship training under the mentorship of Dr. Michael Okun and Dr. Christopher Hess at the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases at the University of Florida. Prior to this, she completed neurology residency at UNC Health and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, where she also served as chief resident. She has also earned master’s level certification in health professions education from Johns Hopkins University. Her undergraduate studies were completed at Duke University. Currently at Duke, she is the Associate Residency Program Director, director of the Movement Disorder Fellowship, and director of the Duke Educator’s Academy in Neurology. She chairs the international Tele-Education At-Large in Movement Disorders (TEAM) lecture series with weekly bulletins including suggested readings and self-assessment questions reaching more than 2300 global recipients. Dr. Moore’s current research focus includes improving medical education and the pipeline of trainees into neurology. She also performs clinical trials in movement disorders, particularly in Parkinson's disease and Huntington's disease. She is committed to supportive, comprehensive care of her patients.