Hi there! I'm Dr. Quentin Moore, and I'm genuinely excited to share this journey with you. As a family nurse practitioner, I've had the privilege of walking alongside people through some of their most challenging and triumphant health moments – and honestly, they've taught me just as much as I've hopefully helped them.
My path has taken me through primary care clinics, addiction medicine programs, and communities across the country during my time as an officer with the United States Public Health Service. Each experience has shaped how I see the beautiful, complex connections between our individual health, our families, and the communities we call home. These aren't just clinical observations – they're real stories from real people who've shown incredible resilience and wisdom.
Now, as a college professor, I get to combine all these experiences with my love for teaching and learning. But here's what I've discovered: the most powerful health insights often come from the everyday moments – the conversations over coffee, the challenges we face juggling work and family, the small victories that keep us going.
That's why I'm passionate about sharing not just the science behind health and wellness, but the real-life experiences that make it all meaningful. Throughout our conversations, I'll occasionally share stories from my own life and career – the lessons I've learned, the mistakes I've made, and the moments that changed how I think about health and community. Whether it's navigating healthcare systems, supporting a loved one through addiction recovery, or simply figuring out how to maintain balance in a busy world, I believe our stories have the power to help and heal.
My approach is pretty straightforward: health isn't just about avoiding illness – it's about thriving as whole people within our families and communities. Together, we'll explore practical ways to optimize your well-being while staying grounded in the realities of everyday life.
Ready to dive in? Let's learn from each other and discover what it really means to live well, together.