Meet the Team

  • Co-Founder & Executive Director

    Dr. Nina Mosier is a retired Internist with a special interest in geriatric medicine. She received her B.A. at Northwestern University and her medical degree at Hahnemann University in Philadelphia. She practiced in both Chicago and Austin for 10 years.

    After taking time off to raise her children in Austin she found her passion was to help improve the lives of people with Parkinson’s disease. Meshing her medical background with her personal experience with her father who struggled with the disease, she collaborated with Susan Stahl to bring a free fitness program to Austin’s Parkinson’s community. For over a decade she has collaborated with a team of fitness professionals and creatives to develop Power for Parkinson’s, a multi-formatted, research-based Parkinson’s symptom-focused program that has grown to be the top channel globally for Parkinson’s fitness on YouTube.  Dr. Mosier continues to dedicate her time to helping the PD community find joy in movement and live their best possible life.


  • Marketing Manager

    As PFP’s Marketing Manager, Zoë leads efforts to connect PFP’s services with the people who need them most through social media, advertising, emails, flyers, and web-design.  Zoë has a background as a blogger, social media manager, and content creator for small businesses and nonprofits around the world, and a passion for amplifying the causes she believes in through strategic marketing.  After spending a year volunteering at a small exercise class for people with PD in Seattle, Zoë was inspired by the seemingly-magical power of exercise to improve Parkinson’s symptoms.  Driven by a desire to help bring life-changing exercise to more people with PD,  Zoë joined Power for Parkinson’s in 2022, and has been an essential part of the team ever since! When she’s not working with the PFP crew, Zoë enjoys painting, running, and volunteering with baby opossums at Austin Wildlife Rescue.



  • Donor & Community Engagement

    Nadine has been a part of the PFP family since 2018. After relocating to Austin from Australia, she began volunteering with PFP to connect and serve our unique population and share her skills as a Physiotherapist in her new home. Nadine has a long history of volunteering, fundraising, and working with nonprofits in different countries worldwide and is dedicated to serving people in whatever capacity she can. She transitioned into our office team in 2020 and now leads our PFP Donor & Community Engagement team. Nadine works to ensure our donors and participants feel valued, included, and an important part of our community and the broader PFP family. She connects with both local and global donors & participants. Nadine also has a passion for yoga and mindfulness and loves weaving these areas of interest into her work. She is our Relax & Reset instructor and aims to provide slower, more mindful, stretch-based classes for PFP participants to complement their weekly exercise routine and to address the non-motor symptoms of PD.

  • Director of Programming and Innovation


    Sara is our Director of Programming and Innovation. She brings a 15-year track record in driving transformative projects and fostering change. She is a Product Design Engineer with a Master of Science in Managing Innovation and Projects from the University of Sussex. Originally from Colombia, she is thrilled about the opportunity to enhance our Hispanic community in PFP. 


    She uses her expertise to drive positive change and contribute to the evolution of society towards a better future. She is always eager to take on new challenges and push the boundaries of what is possible in the field of innovation. Her goal with PFP is to continue creating unique experiences for our community, leveraging our strengths and opportunities to fortify bonds among our participants

    Working with a diverse team that is passionate about individuals facing Parkinson’s and their caregivers aligns perfectly with her professional and personal growth. It inspires her to work towards improving the quality of life for others, and above all, aligns with her commitment to strengthening communities. 

    Her mottos of "Keep it simple" and "Make things happen!" guide her work, driven by a strong sense of purpose and a desire to make a positive impact on society. At PFP, the limit is our imagination for creating memorable experiences. If you have any different ideas that you consider important for us, do not hesitate to communicate with Sara.


  • Community Program Coordinator

    Kevin Curtin works in the Parkinson’s field in tribute to his father, who taught him the importance of exercise in managing the disease. As PFP’s Community Program Coordinator, Kevin helps facilitate our organization’s weekly in-person classes, manages our wonderful team of volunteers, and assists in event production. He also enjoys presenting our work to community groups so that as many people as possible can access PFP’s free, no-barrier services. Before joining the Power for Parkinson’s team, Kevin worked as a writer, editor, musician, and master of ceremonies. Kevin’s favorite part of PFP has been making friends with hundreds of participants.


  • Video Production Coordinator 

    Josh Mosier (Co-Founder Nina Mosier’s beloved son) has been involved in the Parkinson’s community since 2009 when he and his family hosted the Cars for Dystonia and Parkinson’s car show in Austin. This started in honor of his grandfather who had Parkinson’s and cousin who has Dystonia. The show ran for 5 years, eventually leading to the inception of Power for Parkinson’s. Today, he helps run the PFP Youtube with filming and editing and producing videos. Recently he helped introduce a greenscreen at the PFP headquarters to add some fun background images to our channel! Outside of PFP, Josh is a musician and music teacher in Austin.

  • Paw-licy advisor

    Cooper is a hardworking and trusted advisor to the Power for Parkinson’s team. When he’s not working out with Polly, Cooper enjoy’s trying new treats, taking naps, and going for runs.