Francis 'Chip' D Moore

Francis 'Chip' D Moore's projects resonate with pressing global needs in the field of endocrine surgery, focusing on conditions such as Graves disease, thyroid cancer, and parathyroid surgery. As a Professor in the University of Florida College of Medicine’s Department of Surgery, Dr. Moore brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his role. He earned his medical degree from Harvard University, followed by a comprehensive residency at the renowned Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Dr. Moore's illustrious career includes significant contributions during his tenure at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. There, he held pivotal leadership roles, including Division Chief of General and GI Surgery and Vice Chairman of the Department of Surgery. His leadership and dedication to advancing surgical practices have been recognized through his presidency in multiple surgical societies. Board certified in Thyroid Surgery, Dr. Moore is deeply committed to advancing the understanding and treatment of endocrine disorders. His research interests are particularly centered on improving surgical outcomes and developing innovative approaches to managing Graves disease and thyroid cancer. His work in parathyroid surgery also highlights his dedication to addressing complex endocrine challenges. At the University of Florida, Dr. Moore continues to inspire the next generation of surgeons through his teaching and mentorship. His commitment to education and research ensures that his contributions to the field extend beyond his own practice, influencing the broader medical community. Dr. Moore's dedication to his field is evident in his ongoing efforts to improve patient care and surgical techniques. In addition to his academic and clinical responsibilities, Dr. Moore actively participates in various professional organizations, contributing to the advancement of surgical standards and practices. His work not only impacts his immediate community but also sets a benchmark for excellence in endocrine surgery globally.