Taylor Jolley, DO

Dr. Taylor Jolley grew up in Shelley, Idaho, and earned a degree in Biomedical Science from BYU-Idaho, where he also met his wife. During his gap year, Taylor started a trucking company and made the most of his time waiting at warehouses by studying for the MCAT. He later attended Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Utah.

Taylor’s passion for medicine was shaped by spending two years serving in Ghana, including participating in a medical mission in Accra. The experience deepened his desire to care for underserved communities and reinforced his commitment to providing compassionate, accessible healthcare.

Taylor was drawn to Family Medicine because of the opportunity to practice full-spectrum medicine while developing lasting relationships with entire families. He chose Idaho State University’s Family Medicine Residency because of its comprehensive training, close-knit community, and proximity to family. He particularly enjoys the supportive, team-based culture and the frequent opportunities for residents and their families to connect outside the hospital.

Taylor has a special interest in women’s health and OB/GYN and hopes to continue developing his skills in these areas throughout residency. Outside of medicine, he enjoys mountain biking and spending time working on his house and yard. He and his wife are currently tackling a full-scale home remodel, keeping life busy both inside and outside the hospital!