Michael Moore, DO

Dr. Michael Moore attended La Salle University on a swimming scholarship and then the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine under the US Army Health Professionals Scholarship Program. His internship was at Fitzsimons Army Medical Center in Denver, CO, and he completed his residency in family medicine at Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Bragg. He went on to complete 12 years of active duty, serving as a family physician and flight surgeon and earned more than a dozen military honors during his years of service.
 
Most recently, he was a family physician at the Cumberland County Department of Public Health, and before joining the health department, he owned and served as medical director at Chapel Hill Urgent Care.
 
His military medical practice includes serving as the 18th Aviation Brigade Flight Surgeon at Fort Bragg, as the Officer in Charge at the Clark Health Center at Fort Bragg and as a General Medical Officer, assigned as Commander of the US Army Health Clinic in Kaiserslautern, Germany.
 
Dr. Moore’s clinical interests include prevention and treatment of diabetes, heart disease and hypertension. He is also interested in adolescent and sports medicine and committed to creating a wellness program for every patient. He embraces patient education and compassionate care with a goal of helping patients understand how to prevent disease, minimize its progression, and establish a strong plan of action for best outcomes.
 
Dr. Moore is a member of the N.C. Medical Society, American Academy of Family Physicians and North Carolina Osteopathic Medical Society, and a former member of the U.S. Army Society of Flight Surgeons.
 
Outside of medicine, Dr. Moore enjoys volunteering with his four children’s soccer and swimming programs. He is an avid soccer player and swimmer, and he also enjoys running, surfing and snowboarding as well as reading and music.