Rachael Taylor, P.A.-C.

First and foremost, I aim to be open-minded in all levels of care that I provide. When it comes to some of our historically stigmatized patients, I want to be a safe, secure medical home for them.

I also seek to offer a shared decision-making approach to the care I provide. I view my role as more of a guide on your health journey, rather than the lead decision-maker. I want you to understand the care you are receiving and feel comfortable asking questions along the way.

On my personal time, I am an avid reader, dog mom, hiker, baker and gardener.

Education

• Bachelor’s degree, Biomedical Science and Psychology, Marquette University
• Master’s degree, Physician Assistant Studies, Marquette University

Academic Appointment

• Instructor in Family Medicine, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science

• Antimicrobial stewardship
• Contraception management
• Ear, nose and throat (ENT)
• Gender-affirming care
• Mental health
• Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)
• Women's health

• Use of a PHQ-9 heat map to facilitate management decisions in patients with depression, September 2024.