Specialties: Pediatric Orthopedics, Musculoskeletal Injuries, Gait abnormalities, Special Needs

Taylor Fong is an NCCPA board certified physician assistant and joined Cure 4 The Kids in 2023. She works in close collaboration with Dr. Stewart in clinic and is his first assist in the operating room.

Taylor graduated from the University of California, Irvine with a B.S in Public Health Sciences before earning her Master of Physician Assistant Studies at Touro University Nevada. She is also adjunct faculty at Touro University, Nevada and an instructor with the Society of Point of Care Ultrasound (SPOCUS) at the annual iScan competitions. She grew up playing sports, was a basketball coach for a range of players from 5 to 16 year-olds, and enjoys working with children and athletes. In her free time, she enjoys pottery, latin dancing, and traveling.

Statement from Taylor:

“Getting my patients back out there and helping them be able to live their life at their best functional capacity is important to me. Every child is unique and parents know their child better than I ever will. The patient, parents, and I will work as a team to make the best decisions tailored to them and their treatment goals. I strive to exercise a standard of comprehensive, compassionate, evidence based, and individualized care for all my patients and take the time to listen, give detailed explanations, and an educated choice in their treatment plan.”

Publications, Abstracts and Presentations
       Fong, T. , Mabida, M., Namkoong, P., Swenson, T., Trinkler, M., Yudez, P.,
Duford, A. “ Longitudinal Analysis of Touro University Nevada’s Mobile Health
Clinic Data,” 2022
  Poster presentation at Touro University, Nevada’s Research Day
Singh, H., Soyoltulga, K., Fong, T ., & Billimek, J. (2018). Delivery Outcomes,
Emergency Room Visits, and Psychological Aspects of Gestational Diabetes:
Results From a Community Hospital Multiethnic Cohort. The Diabetes Educator 44 (5): 465–474. https://doi.org/10.1177/0145721718795589
       Article published in October 2018 issue of journal, Diabetes Educator Abstract published in June 2017 supplement in journal, Diabetes Poster showcased in moderated poster discussion and general poster presentation at the 2017 ADA conference
       Fong T , Lee. D, Chessler S. “Neurexin 1α, a Neuronal Synaptogenic Protein,
Regulates Insulin Secretion in β-cells.” First author and presenter of poster at UC Irvine’s Undergrad Research Opportunities Program; 2017
       Downing G, Perkeybile A, Vanwesterhuyzen J, Guoynes C, Pieris C, Biondi C,
Ma F, Patron D, Fong T , Bales K, “Effects of Chronic Intranasal Oxytocin and Exposure to Novel Social Partners on Expression on C-fos and Oxytocin in Prairie Voles (Microtus Ochrogaster)”. Davis, CA
  Co-author of poster presentation at UC Davis Research Symposium; 2013