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The 9th Annual Richard H. Fitzgerald Lecture in Pastoral Education

Join Dr. Michael Moxley and a panel of faith leaders to learn about and discuss the history of healthcare disparities locally and nationally. During this interactive virtual conference, Dr. Moxley and the panelists will examine the dynamics that continue to contribute to disparities and strategies for faith and medical communities to reverse those trends.

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Presentation

The 9th Annual Richard H. Fitzgerald Lecture in Pastoral Education complete video

Roper St. Francis Healthcare is accredited by the Medical Association of Georgia to provide Continuing Medical Education for physicians. Roper St. Francis Healthcare designates this enduring activity for a maximum of 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

About Dr. Michael Moxley

Dr. Michael MoxleyDr. Michael Moxley is the Vice President and Chief Diversity, Inclusion and Health Equity Officer at Roper St. Francis Healthcare. He has more than 30 years of experience in healthcare and is a fierce advocate for patients of underserved communities. He’s focused on embracing and promoting inclusion of all patients and teammates and breaking down barriers to equality. 

The Panelists

The Rev. Dr. Regina Moore, Executive Minister and CEO,
SC Christian Action Council, Inc.

Rabbi Yossi Refson, Chabad of Charleston,
Center for Jewish Life

Chaplain Alex Treyz, Palliative Care Chaplain,
Roper St. Francis Healthcare

Dr. Thaddeus Bell, MD, Founder and CEO,
Closing the Gap in Health Care, Inc.

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