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Will Taylor, MD

Associate Professor, Homeopathy Chair

Bio

Dr. Will Taylor is a world-renowned expert in homeopathic medicine. He continues to refine his practice of homeopathy and attributes influences of “old masters of the tradition, contemplation of success and failures in his own practice and a synthesis of contemporary teachers” to his evolving study. He has successfully treated a variety of conditions, from pediatric ear infections to autoimmune diseases to mental/emotional anguishes, using homeopathic remedies.

Dr. Taylor has presented at numerous conferences, including events sponsored by North American Society of Homeopaths (NASH), the Homeopathic Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, the Ohio State Homeopathic Medical Society, as well as conferences in Germany and Bulgaria. He teaches the postgraduate program of the Czech Homeopathic Medical Society, and has published several articles in American Homeopath, Simillimum and the Czech journal Homeopathické Listy.

Dr. Taylor has found himself a leader in the field of homeopathy by way of a rather circuitous path. After graduating from Michigan State University with majors in biochemistry and psychology, he pursued graduate studies in marine biology at Stanford University and University of Maine. Following this experience, Dr. Taylor attended medical school at the University of Vermont College of Medicine from 1979-1983.  He followed his medical education with a family practice residency at St. Mary’s Hospital in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

A painful case of shingles brought him to the care of a colleague who was studying homeopathy and the resulting miraculous cure inspired him to study homeopathy, initially for the care of his own family. Homeopathy gradually took over his professional practice, as his patients implored him “to treat me like you’d treat your family.”   

While practicing homeopathy in Blue Hill, Maine, Dr. Taylor started a homeopathic Web site and online study group and began teaching for The School of Homeopathy in New York.

In January 2002, he closed his practice in Maine and moved to Portland, Oregon to chair the department of homeopathy at National College of Natural Medicine (NCNM). Dr. Taylor is a full-time faculty member at NCNM where he teaches courses in homeopathy and supervises students on clinical rotations. In his spare time, he enjoys hiking, backpacking, whitewater kayaking, playing the mandolin, and spending time with his family.

Curriculum Vitae

Updated Jan. 7, 2009

EDUCATION  
International Foundation for Homeopathy Professional Course 1992-1993
     
Residency, Family Practice  
St. Mary’s Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Medical College of Wisconsin) 1983-1986
     
MD, University of Vermont College of Medicine 1979-1983
     
University of Maine, Orono 1974-1979
Graduate studies, marine zoology including Antarctic field research.   
     
Stanford University, Hopkins Marine Biological Field Station summer 1973 & independent study
     
BS, Michigan State University   1969-1973
     
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT & PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Chair, Department of Homeopathy
National College of Natural Medicine, 1/02 – present
     Classroom teaching – Intro to Homeopathy, Homeopathy 1, Homeopathy 2, Homeopathy 4, Homeopathy 7
     Curriculum development
     Clinical supervision – 2 teaching clinics/weekly
 
NCNM Committees 2008/9
     Academic Review Committee
     ITT Committee
 
CNCHE (Council of Naturopathic College Homeopathic Educators) - member, & electronic communications support
 
Development & Support of NCNM Online Continuing Education website, 11/08-present
 
Development & Support of NCNM Online Learning Management System, 5/05-present
 
(Chair, NCNM Faculty Senate 5/04 – 1/08)
 
PUBLICATIONS
•  The Methodology of CFM von Boenninghausen
  A 5-part series, in Homœopathy NewZ; feb-june ’98 issues
   
•  Two with One Pansy – two intertwined cases of Viola tricolor
  The American Homeopath, vol. 6-2000
  Republished in Homeopatika Linky (Czech homepathic Journal) winter 2004
   
•  The Genus Epidemicus in the Treatment of Acute Epidemic Disease
  Newsletter of the Ohio State Society of Homœopathic Medicine, fall ‘2000
   
•  Viola Odorata – No longer just a wallflower
  Simillimum, spring 2001
  Republished in Homeopatika Linky (Czech homepathic Journal) winter 2004
   
•  On the Characterizing Dimensions of a Mental/Emotional Symptom
  Simillimum, summer 2001
   
•  Homœopathic Case Analysis, a monthly article series published in serial form online, at the WholeHealthNow website, www.wholehealthnow.com  (series launched in 6/01)
   
•  Monthly articles in Homeopathy Today over 6 years, 1996-2002 – A Physician’s Highest Calling, and the Remedy of the Month series.
   
•  (numerous online articles in the public and subscription sections of my website, several translated into French and featured on the Planete Homeo website at:  
http://www.planete-homeo.org/analyse/echos.htm )
   
Online articles at http://wholehealthnow.com - 15 articles in the Taking the Case series
   
Online publications 2008 -
an ongoing treatise, in installments, on the chronic miasms; at http://miasms.similibus.org
colloquies on homeopathic practice, in installments, at http://colloquies.similibus.org
materia medica studies, in monthly installments, at http://materiamedica.similibus.org
   
ORGANIZATIONS
•  American Institute of Homœopathy (AIH)
•  Member, 1994-1999
•  Board of Directors, 1999
   

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Courses

Dr. Taylor teaches the following:

CLE709  Clinic Secondary Rotation
CLE811  Clinic Primary Rotation
HOM 510  Intro to Homeopathy
HOM520/530/620  Homeopathy I, II, IV