Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026
Inspira Health president, who becomes CEO in January, began his term November 1
by Alix Knice
Warren E. Moore, FACHE, a 2005 Rider graduate and currently the president and chief operating officer (COO) of southern New Jersey’s Inspira Health, has been elected to Rider University’s Board of Trustees. He brings a commitment to developing people and strengthening communities to Rider’s mission of student success. His term began on November 1, 2026.
“Warren’s commitment to improving health outcomes through collaboration, innovation and accountability makes him a perfect fit for the Board of Trustees,” says President John R. Loyack, CPA, MBA. “He brings healthcare-related experience and strategic leadership as Rider begins its expansion into healthcare. Warren also brings real-world perspective that will help us think boldly about Rider’s future while staying focused on what matters most — our students.”
Moore will become president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Inspira Health, a leading nonprofit health system serving South Jersey, effective January 2027. He joined Inspira Health in 2021 and currently serves as president and COO, overseeing operations across its hospitals, health centers and outpatient locations. Prior to Inspira, Moore served as the senior vice president for pediatric services at RWJ Barnabas Health and the president and CEO of Children’s Specialized Hospital.
“Education creates opportunities that can strengthen entire communities,” says Moore. “In health care, our success depends on people having the skills and support to do their best work. That’s why investing in people is central to how I lead at Inspira and it is a commitment I’m proud to bring to Rider. As an alumnus, I look forward to helping the university prepare students for meaningful careers and the responsibilities of leadership.”
As a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE), Moore is widely respected for his commitment to innovation, operational excellence and community health. Moore holds a master’s degree in health and human services administration from Rider and a bachelor’s degree in business management from the University of Maryland. In recognition of his leadership and service, the University awarded him the Harold L. Conover Leadership Award in 2018, honoring alumni who demonstrate exemplary leadership in public, nonprofit or professional service.