Taylor, Betsy J.
Medical School
University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, 2001Address
Albuquerque, NMProcedures
Surgery: NOMedication: NO
Other Info
Documents
Misc Documents
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University of NM 2012-2013 Ob Gyn Annual Report
UNM Ob-Gyn Dept. Annual Report 2012-2013. Betsy J. Taylor, MD is an assistant professor. See pages 7-8. -
"Procedures in the Office Setting" book review, Feb 2014
SASGOG Newsletter, Page 2: Book review for medical textbook edited by Tony Ogburn and Betsy Taylor. Textbook includes first-trimester abortion training. -
New Mexico - 2013 Medicaid Abortion Chart
List of NM medical personnel who received Medicaid tax dollars for abortions in 2013. Dr. Betsy Taylor received $364.29 in taxpayer dollars for a Medicaid abortion in 2013. Statistics compiled by Project Defending Life, based on public records from the NM Dept. of Health. -
MD.com – Betsy Taylor, MD – listing at UNM Women’s Health Clinic
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USNews.com – Betsy J. Taylor, MD education and credentials
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WebMD.com – Betsy J. Taylor, MD profile and locations
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Vitals.com – Betsy Taylor, MD office locations
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UNM Ob-Gyn faculty list 2014-2015 – Assistant Professor Betsy J. Taylor, MD
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UNM Health System, physician profile – Betsy J. Taylor, MD – practice locations and credentials
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Google Books – “Procedures in the Office Setting” – Ob-gyn textbook by Tony Ogburn and Betsy Taylor. Includes abortion training.
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UNM Hospitals – “Meet the Robotic Surgeons” – Betsy Taylor, MD uses robot to perform gynecological surgery
License
License Restrictions
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Taylor New Mexico med license application
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Taylor, Betsy -- New Mexico Medicaid provider contract
NM Medicaid provider registration; Taylor works for UNM Medical Group.
Malpractice History
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2016-10-24 Gabaldon v. Univ. of New Mexico Board of Regents et al
Malpractice case against Betsy Taylor, MD, and other defendants. -
Taylor, Betsy -- 2019-02-11 Complaint -- Catherine Juarez v. Board of Regents of UNM, Betsy Taylor et al
Catherine Juarez sues defendants including Dr. Betsy Taylor for malpractice. Catherine was supposed to have her uterus and ovaries removed to treat PCOS issues, but the UNM doctors forgot to remove her ovaries, which was the primary reason for her surgery. Catherine continued to suffer from PCOS symptoms after the botched surgery, since her ovaries had not been removed. See pages 3-8. -
2019-06-06 Notice of Removal -- Catherine Juarez v. Board of Regents of UNM, Betsy Taylor, et al
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2019-06-13 (UNM) Defendants' Answer to Plaintiffs' 1st Amended Complaint -- Juarez v. Board of Regents of UNM,Taylor et al
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2019-06-13 Defendant Betsy Taylor's Answer -- Juarez v. Board of Regents of UNM, Betsy Taylor, et al
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2019-06-17 Second Amended Complaint -- Juarez v. Board of Regents of UNM, Betsy Taylor et al
Plaintiff Catherine Juarez gives details on her lawsuit against defendants including Betsy Taylor. Catherine Juarez' doctor, Maxine Dorin, agreed to remove Catherine's ovaries (as well as her uterus) to alleviate her PCOS symptoms. However, Dr. Dorin did not perform the surgery as agreed. Instead, without telling Catherine, two other doctors including Betsy Taylor performed a hysterectomy and did NOT remove her ovaries at all. After the surgery, Dr. Dorin told Catherine that they "forgot" to remove her ovaries, and Catherine also found out that Dr. Taylor and another doctor had actually performed the surgery without her consent. Furthermore, Catherine states that the Operation Report was falsified to state that her ovaries were removed, and she was billed for this, despite the fact it had not been done. Besides being falsely billed, Catherine continued to suffer from PCOS symptoms since her ovaries were still intact. She also experienced new complications from the hormones she had been prescribed for her ovaries to be removed. See details on pages 5-10.