About Alex Moroz

 

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Dr. Moroz was born and raised in Odesa, a Black Sea port city.

After coming to New York, he attended Brooklyn College and subsequently New York  University School of Medicine.

Dr. Moroz trained in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at NYU and was invited to stay on Faculty after graduation.

Dr. Moroz sought out additional training and became a NY State certified acupuncturist.

Currently, Dr. Moroz is the Director of Residency Training and Vice Chair for Education at the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, New York University Grossman School of Medicine, and Director of Integrative Sports Medicine Program at Rusk Rehabilitation.

Dr. Moroz is an experienced educator in the field of rehabilitation medicine.

He received multiple recognition awards for his teaching excellence from the graduating residents and is active in several national organizations including ABPM&R, ACGME, and AAP.

Dr. Moroz is an examiner for the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and has additional board certification in Sports Medicine.

Dr. Moroz created Integrative Sports Medicine Program at Rusk Institute which he now directs. The program includes an 18 month track for PM&R Residents, leading them to becoming certified physician acupuncturists.

Outside of work, he spends time with his family, and on the water exploring New York Harbor. Dr. Moroz enjoys exercise and mixes it up by combining aerobic and resistance training.