Professor and Chair

Beverly Deaderick Taylor, M.D. Professor and Chair Community Health & Preventive Medicine Associate Director Public Health/Preventive Medicine Residency Program btaylor@msm.edu 404-752-1518 National Center for Primary Care, Suite 335 A

POSTGRADUATE:

George Hubbard Hospital, Meharry Medical College

Residency: Family Medicine & Clinical Preventive Medicine

MEDICAL SCHOOL:

Meharry Medical College

Degree: Doctor of Medicine

UNDERGRADUATE:

Fisk University

Degree: Bachelor of Biology

Cancer Prevention and Control
Graduate Medical Education

American Board of Family Practice
American Academy of Family Physicians
American College of Preventive Medicine

Murphy, F.G., Taylor,B.D. Community health and urban revitalization in the 21st century. American Journal of Health Studies, 2020 June.
Taylor, B., Buckner, A. V., Durham-Walker, C., Azonobi, I. C. Training residents to address cancer health disparities. Journal of Graduate Medical Education, 2012, 4(1), 72-75.
Crosby, A. E., Buckner, A. V., Taylor, B. Addressing Self-Directed Violence Preventive Medicine Practitioners. Am J. Lifetyle Medicine, 2011 October; 418-427.

2020: Joseph D. Green Award for Community Service, Georgia Healthcare Foundation, Atlanta, GA.
2016: Faculty Development Award for academic leadership, Morehouse School of Medicine, for Leadership in promoting the academic development of faculty at MSM.
2014: Leadership Award, Morehouse School of Medicine, Presented by Dean Montgomery Rice for outstanding leadership and fostering a positive and motivating work environment.
2009-2008: In recognition of exemplary service to others, integrity, clinical excellence and compassionate and respectful relationships with patients, families and colleagues. Listed in the Cambridge Who’s Who Registry of Executives Professionals and Entrepreneurs as a VIP
2008-2003: Member, Physician’s Training Award Review Board, American Cancer Society, National Office, Atlanta Georgia. This Review Board evaluates grant applications for preventive medicine residency programs seeking to develop a cancer prevention track within existing preventive medicine residency training programs
2005: Inducted into the Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism Honor Society
2002: Inducted into the Alpha Lambda Chapter of the Delta Omega Society, Morehouse School of Medicine
2001: Women’s Health Initiative Award, “In the Presence of Elders” honoring women who have made contributions to science and medicine.
2001: “Humanism in Medicine Award”, from the Jewish Foundation of New Jersey. Presented during Class Day for the Morehouse School Medicine 2001 graduating class