Jasmine P. Taylor, M.D. 

Education

POSTGRADUATE
University of Alabama Medical Center
Residency: Psychiatry

GRADUATE
University of Alabama School of Medicine
Degree: Doctor of Medicine

UNDERGRADUATE:
Spelman College 
Degree: Bachelor of Science (Biology), Pre-medicine

Research Interests

• Clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction (Integrated Behavioral care model)
• Cultural competency among trainees and faculty
• Cultural attitudes among medical students

Clinical Interests

• Evidence-based treatment of affective disorders
• Clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction using an integrated behavioral model for care delivery
• Training the next generation of psychiatrists
• Telemedicine-delivering effective, quality care
• Community psychiatry

Board Certification

Publications

• Taylor, JP, Westerfield, M. "University of Mississippi Medical Center Division of Multicultural Affairs". Journal of the Mississippi State Medical Association, August 2012.
• McCullough, A and Taylor, J "Why Depression in College?" Mississippi Next. 2010; 28-29.
• "Let's Ask the Doctor". Child Times of Alabama, 1997.

Presentations

• The Power of Participation: Reducing GAD-7 Scores Using a Collaborative Care
• Model in a Safety-Net Hospital System”, Annual Meeting American Psychiatric
• Association poster presentation, New York City, 2024
• "Understanding Unconscious Bias," University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Dentistry, Jackson, Mississippi, July 2012
• "Promoting Diversity and Inclusion to Create Opportunity for the Next Generation of Professionals" Mississippi Association of Black Professionals, Biloxi, Mississippi, April 2011
• "Addressing Multiculturalism Beyond the Academy to Professional Education: A Case Study," American Association of Medical Colleges, Austin, Texas – Poster Presentation, February 2010
• "Disparate Treatment- Patient Mistrust and Uncertainty," Conerly Symposium, University of Mississippi Medical Center – Jackson, Mississippi, 2009

Honors and Awards

• Elected Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, 2022
• Served as Associate Vice Chancellor for Multicultural Affairs
• Director, Division of Multicultural Affairs, University of Mississippi Medical Center 2004-2014
• University of Mississippi Medical Center received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) award for diversity and inclusion efforts/programming, 2013
• Disparities Leadership Program, selected participant, Disparities Solutions Center Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, 2008
• Mississippi's 50 Leading Business Women, Class of 2006
• Certificate of Recognition – Role model and advocate for diversity at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees 2005
• American Medical Association Physician's Recognition Award, Recognized for service to the community in the field of mental health, 1996

Professional Societies

• American Psychiatric Association