Peter Moley, MD earned his undergraduate degree at Georgetown University and medical degree from Georgetown University Medical School. He completed his residency at Kessler Institute of Rehabilitation where he was the Academic Chief Resident. Following residency, he trained for an additional year in Interventional Spine and Sports Medicine at Hospital for Special Surgery.
He specializes in the non-operative treatment of hips, low backs, and general joint injuries. His patient care starts with a thorough evaluation followed by an advanced physical therapy program, which he designs for his patients. He is board certified in both Sports Medicine and Physiatry.
Some patients require injections in addition to physical therapy. To better direct his injections, he performs fluoroscopic-guided and ultrasound guided injections of the spine and joints. With the accuracy of guidance, he injects steroids, orthobiologics, and viscosupplementation in the treatment of joint, spine and tendon injuries.
Dr. Moley has lectured nationally on hip and spine disorders. His research focusses on outcomes of various procedures, non-operative treatment of hip and spine disorders and better understanding of radiographic parameters for hip and spine disease.
HSS Center for Regenerative Medicine
Cervical pain
Epidural injections
Injuries and treatment of the athletic hip
Injuries and treatment of the knee
Injuries and treatment of the shoulder
Low back pain and treatment
Rowing
Sports medicine
Ultrasound Injections
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Associate Attending Physiatrist, Hospital for Special Surgery
Associate Professor of Clinical Rehabilitation Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College
Diplomat, AAPM&R
Diplomat, AAP
NASS
PASSOR
American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
MD, Georgetown University Medical School, Washington DC, 1996
BA, Georgetown University, Washington DC, 1989
UC Davis Medical School, General Surgery, Sacramento, California, 1998
Kessler/UMDNJ, Physiatry, Newark, New Jersey
Hospital for Special Surgery, Interventional Spine and Sports Medicine, New York, 2002
English
My office is located at The Pavilion, 541 East 71st Street. The main entrance to The Pavilion is on the north side of 71st Street underneath the sky bridge that connects the main hospital to the Belaire Building.
Functional Deficits in Athletes with a History of Low Back Pain: A Pilot Study. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2002 Dec;83(12):1753-8.
Functional Performance Deficits in Athletes with Previous Lower Extremity Injury. Clin J Sport Med. 2002 Mar;12(2):73-8.
For more publications, please see the PubMed listing.
Principal Investigator
Co-Investigator
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