Dr. Rudolph Moise, DO
Physician.
Air Force Colonel (Ret.). Community Leader.
Democrat for Congress.
Meet Dr. Moise...
Dr. Rudy Moise is a physician, Air Force veteran, and longtime community leader who has spent his life serving South Florida and working to expand access to health care and opportunity.
Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Dr. Moise immigrated to the United States and built his career through education, service, and entrepreneurship. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois, his medical degree from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, and later completed both an MBA and a law degree at the University of Miami.
After relocating to Miami in the 1980s, Dr. Moise dedicated his early medical career to serving underserved communities, including Haitian refugee families who lacked access to care and Creole-speaking physicians. He later founded his own medical practice, growing it from a small storefront clinic into a multi-location comprehensive health center serving thousands of patients.
Dr. Moise also served his country for more than two decades in the United States Air Force Reserve as a Flight Surgeon, retiring with the rank of Colonel. In addition to his medical and military service, Dr. Moise has been a business leader and civic volunteer throughout South Florida. He has served on numerous boards and was President of the University of Miami Alumni Association. He also founded Miami’s first full-time Creole-language radio station to better connect and inform the Haitian-American community.
Dr. Moise has been active in public service and public policy for many years. He previously testified before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the crisis in Haiti and later served on a Florida advisory group focused on Haiti policy. He has run for Congress as a Democrat and continues to advocate for stronger health care, ethical government, and economic opportunity for working families.
Dr. Moise is widely recognized for his humanitarian work. He helped fund and complete a national monument honoring Haitian soldiers who fought during the American Revolutionary War, and in 2010 he traveled to Haiti immediately after the earthquake as part of a disaster rescue team that helped save lives.
In 2023, Dr. Moise received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for his community service and volunteerism. Dr. Moise lives in South Florida with his wife, Mirjam, and they are the proud parents of two children.
