Dr Moeller completed his undergraduate degree in Biology at San Jose State University with Honors and then graduated from Dental School at the University of California at San Francisco after which he  then entered the United States Army as a general dental officer and was selected for training in Oral and Maxillofacial  Surgery at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington D.C.   He  passed his board certifications two years later .

 

During his time on active duty Dr Moeller also completed a graduate degree in Biological Sciences with an emphasis on Cellular Biology at Hampton University.   After retiring, Dr  Moeller entered the University of Alabama Medical  school as a third year student  having   challenged and successfully passed  Part One  of the Medical Boards . After completing Medical School he  completed  a Transitional Internship at the Medical Center in Columbus Georgia  and then became an Assistant Professor in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Program at the  Medical College of Georgia.   When the opportunity presented  itself he entered the Private Practice of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Columbus  Georgia.

 

While in private practice of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery  Dr Moeller began  the  research and  development of  the Intra-oral Neuromodulator. He has successfully treated over 400 veterans for their PTSD associated nightmares, headaches and sleep disruptions  with this device, and has published  this material  in peer reviewed journals. In addition  he has also presented this research  as  invited  peer reviewed poster presentations at :  the Military Health Research Symposium,  the World Congress of Traumatic Brain Injury and the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States  annual meetings.  His research was done under the supervision of  an Institutional Review Board and  has been recognized by the Department of Defense Center of Excellence for Psychological Trauma .

 

Currently Dr Moeller is working with two Ivy League Universities and two distinguished professors as a member of a research team which is preparing  several manuscripts for publication.

 

Dr Moeller, along with several other distinguished researchers in PTSD , believe that a significant portion of the symptoms of PTSD may be a result of a moral and spiritual trauma as well as a  psychological trauma.  With this belief  as a basis for his actions,  Dr Moeller  then attended and completed a formal seminary degree.

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