Modjulie Moore, MD is a family medicine physician in the Department of Family Medicine at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.  She completed her residency training at Greater Lawrence Family Medicine Residency in Lawrence, Massachusetts.  Her medical training was focused on providing culturally responsive care for the Latine community.  Following her residency training, she worked as a board-certified family physician ensuring comprehensive care to all patients within a federally qualified health center in rural eastern North Carolina.  She was able to work collaboratively with community outreach workers in helping to provide needed care to the farmworker community.  Leveraging her experience in rural medicine, Dr. Moore transitioned to her current role at UNC Department of Family Medicine.  

Within her role at UNC she supports a collaboration with NC DHHS Office of Rural Health where she serves as the medical director for the statewide NC Farmworker Health Program (NCFHP).  Her role as medical director of NCFHP allows her to incorporate valuable lessons learned from the strength of building strong and sustainable partnerships to promote quality health care and access to migrant and seasonal workers and their families across the state. She currently serves as a teacher and mentor to the residents and medical students.  She is a champion of language access learning and brings to her patients and learners a perspective that highlights the importance of communication and providing a culturally engaging response to address community needs.  Within her role on faculty at UNC, she provides care for patients at the Orange County Health Department, the UNC Family Medicine Center, and directs the UNC Mobile Clinic during the NC growing season in collaboration with NC Farmworkers’ Project.  She enjoys spending time with her three children and with her husband who also stays busy as a Family Physician in North Carolina.