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MYIESHA TAYLOR, MD, CFMP

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Dr. Myiesha Taylor, MD, FAAEM, FACEP, CFMP

 

Board-Certified Physician Scientist | Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner | Director of Integrative & Functional Medicine at Enterhealth | Medical Advisor | Innovator | Advocate

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Dr. Taylor is a nationally respected physician, researcher, and educator with over 20 years of clinical experience, known for her ability to blend high-acuity medical expertise with deeply personalized, root-cause, and culturally informed care.

 

A board-certified emergency physician and certified functional medicine practitioner, Dr. Taylor integrates cutting-edge science, ancestral healing traditions, and emerging technologies, including AI and cannabinoid medicine, into a singular, transformative model of wellness.

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She is double board-certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) and the National Board of Physicians and Surgeons (NBPAS), and also board-certified by the American Council of Holistic Medicine in integrative medicine. Dr. Taylor is a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner (CFMP) with advanced training from the Southern California University of Health Sciences and Functional Medicine University, and a Fellow of the Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine (AIHM). As a certified physician in Artificial Intelligence in Medicine through the American Board of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (ABAIM), she is helping to lead the integration of data science and machine learning into clinical decision-making and intelligent patient care.

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Dr. Taylor currently serves as the Director of Integrative and Functional Medicine at Enterhealth, a neuroscience-based addiction and mental health recovery center, where she leads innovative treatment strategies focused on neurobiology, trauma-informed care, and metabolic restoration.

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Her leadership extends into the biotech and cannabis medicine space as Medical Advisor for Cannformatics, where she contributes to published, peer-reviewed research on cannabis biomarkers and physiologic response profiling using machine learning. Dr. Taylor has also served in executive leadership as Chief Intelligence and Innovation Officer at InDoc, a telemedicine enterprise advancing equitable access and intelligent care models.

 

A founding member of the College of Functional and Integrative Medicine Physicians (CFIP) and an active member of the Institute for Functional Medicine, Dr. Taylor engages with the organizations that define excellence in whole-person, systems-based medicine. Her thought leadership also includes advisory work with AIIPEM (Artificial Intelligence to Improve Performance in Emergency Medicine), where she supports the development of generative AI tools for emergency care, as well as professional affiliations with the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) and the Medical Intelligence Society, helping to shape the global future of AI in healthcare.

 

She is also a proud member of the North American Menopause Society (NAMS), the Association for Cannabis Health Equity and Medicine (ACHEM), and the Society of Cannabis Clinicians (SCC)—organizations that reflect her commitment to health equity, representation, and clinically grounded cannabis education.

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A fierce advocate for credential transparency in functional medicine, Dr. Taylor emphasizes the importance of verifiable medical training in an era of misinformation. As a multi-state licensed physician and residency-trained medical doctor, her care is rooted in both board-certified clinical authority and decades of evidence-informed practice; an increasingly rare standard in the wellness space.

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She first made history as the Chief Resident in Emergency Medicine at Los Angeles County King/Drew Medical Center, the first woman in the program’s history to serve in that role. Since then, she has continued to lead in every space she enters, founding the Artemis Medical Society, inspiring Disney Junior to name a character after her in Doc McStuffins, and serving as Chair of Project Cradle Care for Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., where she leads national initiatives designed to improve infant and maternal health outcomes.

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Dr. Taylor is also a co-owner of Wellness IV Saloon, a Texas based IV nutraceutical therapy clinic offering customized drips for immune support, hormone balance, energy, recovery, and cognitive performance. Her work bridges advanced regenerative medicine with practical, accessible wellness rooted in evidence and intention.

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Beyond her professional life, she is a devoted wife, homeschooling mother, and educational strategist. Her children are all academic prodigies: her eldest became the youngest American woman to graduate from SMU Dedman School of Law at age 19, her son earned an MBA and is pursuing a Ph.D. in Learning Technologies at 18, and her youngest, an Ethiopian adoptee, is entering a Masters in Public Administration with a focus on Emergency Services at age 16.

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From the ER to the boardroom, from the laboratory to the classroom, from the exam room to the community - Dr. Myiesha Taylor leads with clarity, conviction, and purpose offering not just care, but transformation, partnership, and healing grounded in integrity and innovation.

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Transparency in credentials is imperative in healthcare. Dr. Taylor's extensive qualifications underscore her dedication to providing authentic and expert care in functional and integrative medicine.

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