David Eugene Mosley, MD

Primary care is a decision I made because I love the idea that I can fuse preventative medicine, health maintenance and acute visits and hospital follow-ups. I could see all these scenarios in my practice and be able to act upon these scenarios and really help people whenever they are in a time of need and be able to also make deep, deep connections with someone. That?s why I chose primary care.

The most important skill I believe an OB/GYN should have is being personable, because the situations that we deal with are very personal in nature. And so, I think you need to be personable and down to earth and relatable, so that people can actually tell you their situations that they may not want to tell somebody else.

I became a nurse practitioner to get patients get access to the resources they need. I chose primary care because that's where preventive care begins. I like giving patients great days, joy and peace at a stressful time. I want my patients to know it's about you--we're here for you, we care about you and we want the best for you.