Dr Moore is Co-Head, Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Telethon Kids Institute; Epidemiology Lead within the Wesfarmers Centre of Vaccines and Infectious Diseases (WCVID); Adjunct Senior Research Fellow, University of Western Australia; and Adjunct Research Fellow, Curtin University. Her passion for research involves using population-based administrative datasets to investigate how to prevent and reduce serious respiratory and other infectious diseases in children. She has developed expertise in identifying the pathogen-specific burden of respiratory infections in children with a particular focus on Respiratory Syncytial Virus and contributed to national influenza vaccination policy.

She has received further training in advanced vaccinology from the Fondation Merieux and infectious disease modelling from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She has co-authored 82 papers, was TEDxPerth 2018 speaker and recipient of Premiers Science Early Career Scientist Award (2015) and a Young Tall Poppy Award (WA-2013).

From career disruptions, her effective FTE is 5.3 years over the past 10, and 5 years since the award of her PhD (2011, University of Western Australia).

Dr Moore is currenly in receipt of 7 grants (3 as CIA) totaling $1.7M. She has completed an additional 19 grants totaling $1.8M (14 as CIA including NHMRC Project Grant and Early Career Fellowship).