Madeline Taskier, MD
Scholarship Year:
2022-2023
Dr. Taskier is a family medicine physician and health policy research fellow at Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care at the American Board of Family Medicine. She completed her residency training in Philadelphia at Thomas Jefferson University Department of Family and Community Medicine in the urban underserved clinical track at a local FQHC. Her clinical and research interests center around women’s health and behavioral health integration in primary care. During residency she served as an American Academy of Family Physician Emerging Leaders Fellow where she expanded the integrated behavioral health program at Jefferson Family Medicine. She attended George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences where she served as the director of the student-run free clinic, the Healing Clinic, and helped to develop the clinical public health curriculum. Prior to starting her career in medicine, she worked in global women’s health increasing provider training in safe abortion care in sub-Saharan Africa through the University of Michigan Department of OBGYN. She recently had a new baby daughter and is excited to be returning home to DC.
