Moy is Head of the Research Unit at the Access to Medicine Foundation, where she leads the Foundation’s research expertise and data-driven analysis on access to medicine. Working closely with the Director of Research, she oversees the Unit’s strategic direction, research priorities and team development. She leads research into healthcare companies’ R&D pipelines, product portfolios and strategies to improve access to essential healthcare products, covering a broad range of access mechanisms, including pricing, registration, licensing, technology transfer and local manufacturing.
Moy also oversees the Access to Medicine Index, manages the Foundation’s key research data, and develops new ways to analyse information and generate insights that help guide the Foundation’s work and support decision-making among its stakeholders.
Moy holds a bachelor of Pharmacy from Trinity College Dublin and a Masters of Pharmacy from Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. She completed her pharmacy training in St. Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin. Moy also holds a Masters degree in Global Health from Trinity College Dublin where she researched 'Self-stigma in people living with HIV'. She was the recipient of the John Kevaney award for her academic studies in Global Health.
Before joining the Foundation, Moy worked as a pharmacist, gaining more than 10 years experience in hospital and community pharmacy.