Dr. Moses Syldort was born and raised in New York City. He completed his undergraduate training at the City University of New York at the City College of New York. He completed a B.S/M.D program at CCNY and completed his medical degree at Albany Medical College. He completed a Fellowship in Leadership and Public Service at the Colin Powell School of Civic and Global Leadership. He completed his residency training at the Hofstra/Northwell Glen Cove Family Medicine Residency Program where he completed tracks in POCUS, Women’s Health and pursued passions in Lifestyle Medicine, Clinical Informatics, Global Health, and learned medical Spanish for his patient population. He also was elected to be the national resident delegate representative to the Congress of Delegates to the AAFP. He has written policy on increased POCUS training for Family Medicine physicians. Along with his AAFP responsibilities he advocated at Congress on the national and state level regarding issues impacting people who reproduce and family physicians at large.

He is currently pursuing a fellowship in advanced obstetrics at Swedish Medical Center with the Swedish Family Medicine First Hill Residency.

Outside of his training, he loves to write songs, practice mindfulness, watch anime/movies, peloton, powerlift, and learn languages.

After fellowship, he hopes to work with the underserved in rural areas and start an academic career teaching future Family Medicine physicians in obstetrics and POCUS.