About
Nathaniel Mosley is an Assistant Professor at the Medical College of Georgia, affiliated with the Department of Pediatrics. His clinical and academic work is centered in pediatric critical care, with a strong emphasis on neurocritical care and translational research in traumatic brain injury.
Education:
- MD in Medicine, Georgia Regents University, 2013
- BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Georgia, 2009
Dr. Mosley's research focuses on understanding the pathophysiology of traumatic brain injury in pediatric populations, particularly examining cortical spreading depolarization and its impact on cerebral blood flow and long-term cognitive outcomes. His work bridges clinical practice and basic science using animal models to inform critical care interventions. He is also deeply involved in medical education, contributing to curriculum development and resident training.
His recent publications reflect a growing expertise in neurocritical care and innovative educational tools in pediatrics. The work spans both experimental neuroscience and digital medical education platforms, indicating a dual commitment to advancing patient outcomes and training the next generation of physicians.
Scientific Awards and Honors:
- Massachusetts General Hospital for Children Fellow Teacher Award Finalist (2018)
- Harvard Medical School Resident Teacher Award in Pediatrics (2016)
- Harvard Medical School Resident Teacher Award in Pediatrics
- Lovejoy Research and Education Award (2015)
- Lovejoy Research and Education Award
Dr. Mosley has contributed to medical education through teaching in courses such as Pediatrics Critical Care (RPED 5004), Pediatrics General (RPED 5002), Pediatric Critical Care (PEDS 5018), and Design and Analysis of Observational Studies (STAT 7260). While no formal advising or grant activity is detailed, his involvement in curriculum development and resident teaching suggests active mentorship. He is certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric Critical Care Medicine by the American Board of Pediatrics and holds physician licensure in Georgia and Massachusetts.
