Jasmine P. Taylor, M.D.Associate ProfessorPsychiatry & Behavioral SciencesMHC Integrated Leadjtaylor@msm.eduMorehouse Healthcare HMR, Grady Neighborhood Clinics, Morehouse Health Care Integrated
Behavioral Health Service
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
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
Clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction (Integrated Behavioral care model)
Cultural competency among trainees and faculty
Cultural attitudes among medical students
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
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
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
