Jerome Taylor

Jerome Taylor, MD is an Assistant Professor at the Yale School of Medicine, specializing in General Surgery with a focus on Trauma, Surgical Critical Care, and Minimally Invasive Surgery. He holds clinical appointments at multiple Yale Medicine locations including Greenwich Hospital.

Education:

• BS in Biology, Morehouse College (1996)
• MD, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (2000)
• Internship: Lenox Hill Hospital (2005)
• Surgical Residency: Beth Israel Medical Center (2009)
• Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship: Northshore/LIJ Health System (2010)

Research & Clinical Focus: Specializes in complex surgical cases across multiple body systems, emphasizing trauma care and acute critical care management. His clinical practice integrates advanced minimally invasive techniques with compassionate patient care.

Awards:

• Navy and Marine Corp Commendation Medal (2004) - Awarded during his service as a Battalion Surgeon in the US Navy, where he achieved the rank of Lieutenant Commander.

Professional Activities: Active member of the American College of Surgeons since 2012. Maintains dual roles as clinician and educator, contributing to surgical training programs at Yale School of Medicine.