Research in Bozeman, MT
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Research expertise in Bozeman
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Infectious-disease and vaccine expertise through the Bozeman Health collaboration, supported by David N. Taylor, MD, MSc and his career in vaccine development, clinical trials and medical leadership.
Dr. Taylor has served as Director of Clinical Research at Bozeman Health since 2021. His background includes clinical-trial leadership at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, vaccine-development roles at PATH and Takeda, and Chief Medical Officer roles at VaxInnate and Vaxart.
His career experience includes influenza and enteric-disease vaccines, randomized trials, older-adult populations and international clinical development. This experience supports feasibility discussions for vaccine and infectious-disease studies in Bozeman.
Investigator and research experience
- David N. Taylor, MD, MSc — Principal investigator; infectious diseases, vaccines and clinical development.
Dr. Taylor is new to Boeson. His prior career and sponsor-level research leadership are distinct from Boeson study history; specialized procedures and phase-specific resources are assessed for each proposed protocol.
Investigator profiles include career experience and Boeson assignments. Study-specific availability, staffing, procedures and enrollment plans are confirmed during feasibility.
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Study information in Bozeman
Study availability and eligibility vary. An inquiry does not commit you to participation or confirm enrollment.
Ask our team about current and upcoming opportunities in Bozeman: (406) 763-8833.
Plan your visit
Boeson Research — Bozeman
935 Highland Boulevard, Suite 2210Bozeman, MT 59715
Finding us
From Bozeman Health Deaconess Regional Medical Center at 915 Highland Boulevard, follow campus signs toward the medical offices at 935 Highland Boulevard. Your destination is Suite 2210.
Before you travel
Confirm your appointment, entrance, parking, and accessibility needs before traveling.
Use the location and suite in your appointment confirmation. Bring only the items requested in your appointment instructions.
Make an informed choice
Participation is voluntary. Research involves risks, and personal benefit is not guaranteed. Ask the study team about procedures, time, costs, and compensation.