Danielle Moyé, MD

I was born and raised in San Antonio, TX and became interested in medicine at an early age. I knew I wanted to be a doctor by the age of 7. I was particularly drawn to pediatrics after watching documentaries on pediatricians performing cleft lip and cleft palate repairs during mission trips to underserved communities.

I went to Stanford University for undergraduate school as a pre-med student and majored in human biology. I returned to Texas for medical school and attended University of Texas South Western in Dallas, where I continued for pediatric residency and pediatric cardiology fellowship.

My particular interest is in fetal cardiology with the strong belief that prenatal diagnosis of congenital heart disease helps with the preparation and planning from both a family and medical standpoint, which improves outcomes. I also love clinical pediatric cardiology and building lasting relationships with my patients and their families. Congenital heart disease has many challenges, but I am up for those challenges and prepared to fight for each and every one of my patients.

Outside of medicine, I enjoy spending time with my husband and son, traveling and reading.