Taylor M Meyers

Taylor M Meyers is a Staff Pediatrician currently serving at Scott Air Force Base (375th Medical Group) and affiliated with the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics. She is active in clinical practice, research, and medical education, with a focus on pediatric gastroenterology, breastfeeding medicine, and obesity prevention.

• Residency in General Pediatrics (2021–2024), National Capital Consortium
• Doctor of Medicine (2017–2021), USU
• Bachelor of Science (2013–2017), Saint Bonaventure University

Her research explores functional constipation management, congenital glottic stenosis, autoimmune comorbidities in diabetes, and family-centered care narratives. She has presented at national conferences like AMSUS and AAP, with publications in journals such as Clinical Pediatrics, BMJ Case Reports, and Academic Medicine.

Recent articles span pediatric gastroenterology, genetic disorders, and medical education. Notable contributions include a pilot study on functional constipation and case reports on FREM1 syndrome and autoimmune disease intersections.

• Leo Geppert Case Abstract Award (2023)
• Abstract presentations at AMSUS (2024) and AAP (2023, 2021)

Taylor Meyers is a military physician-scientist dedicated to advancing pediatric care through clinical research and education, with a focus on translational applications for military-connected families.