American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Board eligible in Pain Medicine (subspecialty examination pending).
Physician profile
Taylor Moore, DO
Board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, board eligible in pain medicine, and fellowship-trained in interventional pain medicine at UTMB Galveston, Dr. Moore brings a decade of hands-on sports and musculoskeletal experience to spine, joint and nerve pain.
About Taylor MooreBoard certification Pain fellowship Residency Osteopathic medical training Musculoskeletal background
Physiatry, osteopathic training, and a whole-body view of pain.
Interventional Pain Medicine fellowship, The University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston (2025–2026).
Physical medicine & rehabilitation residency at McGovern Medical School, UTHealth Houston (2020–2024), including training at TIRR Memorial Hermann.
DO from Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine (2020) and an MS in Anatomical Sciences from Lincoln Memorial University (2016). Served as an osteopathic medicine teaching assistant and chapter president of the osteopathic PM&R college.
Practiced for a decade as a sports chiropractor before medical school — clinic owner, then Director of Rehabilitation at South Shore Medical Center — with certifications in chiropractic sports medicine, Active Release Technique and Graston Technique.
Training and procedural focus
Interventional spine and musculoskeletal care built on function.
Dr. Moore’s physiatry and osteopathic training keep the focus on how pain limits movement, work, sleep and daily life — and on matching image-guided treatment to the actual pain generator.
Epidural steroid injections, medial branch blocks, radiofrequency ablation and sacroiliac joint procedures for disc, facet, nerve and SI-related pain.
Image-guided shoulder, hip and knee injections and evaluation of sports, work and repetitive-use injuries, informed by years of treating athletes and active patients.
Neuromodulation for carefully selected patients when conservative and injection-based care has not lasted. Member of the Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation; presented research on platelet-rich plasma for discogenic low back pain and muscle injuries.
Presented neuromodulation research at the North American Neuromodulation Society annual meeting; member of ASIPP, NANS, North American Spine Society, Texas Pain Society and the American Osteopathic College of PM&R, where he held resident leadership roles.
Next step
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