19 Facts About Rudy Moise

Rudolph Moise was born on September 22,1954 and is the owner and medical director of Comprehensive Medical Aesthetics in Miami.

In July 2023, Dr Rudy Moise was awarded the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award from President Joe Biden.

Rudy Moise was born into a middle-class family in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Rudy Moise attended Catholic secondary school in Haiti and then received a bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Rudy Moise relocated to Miami sometime during the 1980s, and had earned a federal grant for his medical studies where he devoted several years of practice to a community that saw a large influx of Haitian refugees, that had been underserved and lacked enough doctors who spoke Creole.

Rudy Moise has used his profits to invest in more than twenty businesses that include an ambulance company and a movie production firm.

In 2001, Rudy Moise established Miami's first full-time Creole-language radio station, Radio Carnivale, leasing airtime from 1020 AM.

Rudy Moise was President of the University of Miami Alumni Association, and has served on a number of boards.

Rudy Moise put $1 million of his own funds into his campaign.

Rudy Moise contributed $120,000 to complete a 2009 monument in Savannah, Georgia of a Haitian regiment known as the Chasseurs-Volontaires de Saint-Domingue that served as a reserve unit to the American and French forces against the British at the Siege of Savannah.

In January 2010, Rudy Moise traveled to Haiti with a Disaster Rescue Team two days after the country was struck with a major earthquake, saving 11 lives.

In October 1991, Rudy Moise was honored among "Dade County's Top 10 Black Businesses" by the Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce.

Rudy Moise has won the Pinnacle Award by ICABA for achievement and excellence.

Rudy Moise is the past recipient of the Silver Medallion MCCJ Humanitarian of the Year Award, the American Diabetes Association Father of the Year Award and the 2012 Dorothy Shula Outstanding Volunteerism Award from the United Way of Miami Dade County.

In June 1988, Rudy Moise was among 28 bachelors featured by Ebony magazine.

In July 2023, Moise was awarded with the Joseph R Biden Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for his community outreach and volunteerism.

Rudy Moise was criticized in 2009 for his likeness being used for the historical Haitian monument at Franklin Square in Savannah, Georgia.

Rudy Moise said he was approached by organizers about completing Savannah's Haitian memorial after a campaign to collect small donations for it had stalled.

Rudy Moise agreed to the request for funds and mentioned that sculptor James Mastin had asked him to sit for the piece because of his past experience as a magazine model.