Leadership Rehab Rounds: Dr. Harley Moseley
"Rehabilitation in a Small Island Developing State – Issues Faced by Individuals with Stroke in Barbados: A Comprehensive Exploration"
Dr. Harley Moseley, MD
Clinical Director, Dept of Rehabilitation Medicine | Queen Elizabeth Hospital, St. Michael, Saint Michael, Barbados
Dr. Harley Moseley III is a physiatrist. He is a proud graduate of the University of the West Indies MB, BS Degree Programme. He also trained at the University of Dentistry and Medicine, New Jersey (UMDNJ)/ Rutgers, the JFK Johnson Physical Medicine, and Rehabilitation Program. In 2006, after completing his Residency, he returned to his home island of Barbados. He used his position as the first physiatrist in the Anglo-Caribbean Community to establish and augment the island’s existing rehabilitation systems. This includes the Anglo-Caribbean Community’s only full-service Amputee Clinic.
He also initiated multidisciplinary stroke team care, later co-founding one of the region’s only Stroke Units in the island of Barbados. He is Medical Director of the only Department of Rehabilitation in the island; Medical Director of the Amputee Clinic; Co-Medical Director of the Stroke Unit. He is responsible for in-patient and outpatient care. Dr. Moseley has continued to work tirelessly as the only physiatrist in the island to meet the growing rehabilitation needs of Barbados’ aging population.
Leadership Rehab Rounds is an opportunity for students, postdoctoral researchers, faculty and invited experts to share research and foster collaborations.
Stream live at: Zoom
Dial in: 647-374-4685, Meeting ID: 884 1501 0912, Passcode: 314876
