Terrance Mosley, MSHS serves as Program Manager for the Triad Pastors Network (TPN), where he helps advance community-engaged partnerships focused on improving health equity across African American communities in North Carolina and beyond. His work is grounded in a deep appreciation for the Black church as a trusted voice, a convener of care, and a catalyst for meaningful community change.
A healthcare operations and clinical program leader with more than 20 years of experience across clinical research, academic medicine, and healthcare delivery, Terrance has led complex, cross-functional initiatives that improve organizational performance, strengthen stakeholder engagement, and expand access to quality care. He is recognized for translating strategic priorities into actionable programs that deliver measurable and sustainable impact.
Terrance’s commitment to community engagement extends beyond his professional roles. He has led voter registration drives and organized transportation initiatives to increase access to the polls, reflecting his belief that community institutions play a critical role in promoting civic participation, wellness, and equity.
He holds a Master of Science in Clinical Operations and Healthcare Management from The George Washington University and a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Health Promotions from Liberty University. Known for his collaborative, servant-leader approach, Terrance is passionate about building trusted partnerships that empower communities and improve lives.