Barry H. Taylor

Patients face tremendous uncertainty when making healthcare choices. I believe it is the clinician’s role to help manage that uncertainty by delivering care that is informed by high quality research. It is a privilege to teach future healthcare providers the importance of integrating patient preferences, their own clinical experience and research evidence to make the best possible decisions with their patients.

When I am not teaching I am fortunate to care for patients in the clinical trials conducted at our facility. It is always a pleasure for me to meet a new patient, explain a diagnosis and work with them toward better health.

When I am not at work I can be found outside, backpacking, canoeing, biking, kayaking, and cross country skiing. My wife and I have been fortunate to explore the backcountry of many of our national parks and if you can’t reach us we are likely camped as far from the road as possible.

Current Activity

• Lead Instructor, Foundations of Evidence Informed Practice (Chiropractic and AOM)
• Instructor, CAM Research Education Partnership Project
• Clinician, Chiropractic and Exercise Management of Spinal Dysfunction in Seniors 
• Clinician, Chiropractic and Exercise for Low Back Pain in Adolescents