Dr. Moseley received his Master's Degree in Philosophy and Medical Ethics at the University of Tennessee and completed his Doctorate in Bioethics at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

He is the founder and was the first President of the Florida Bioethics Network (FBN), and has played a key role in the development of the FBN as a significant statewide resource and as a model for other bioethics networks around the country.

His research includes publications on "Withdrawal of Life-Sustaining Medical Treatment", "Advance Medical Directives", "Genetic Testing", "New Medical Technologies", "Ethics Committees", and "Prenatal Testing". Dr. Moseley is currently developing a multi-center research project to study the effectiveness of videotaped advance directives and promoting those directives being honored by physicians and healthcare institutions. He regularly consults with and makes presentations at hospitals, nursing homes and hospices.

Dr. Moseley teaches Medical Ethics and Law at the University of Florida College of Medicine.