Sarah Taylor, MD, PhD

Pediatric Neurology
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Locations

Memorial Division of Pediatric Neurology

1971 SW 172nd Avenue
Suite 2200
Miramar, FL 33029

Phone: 954-265-2423

Fax: 954-538-5533

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Memorial Division of Pediatric Neurology

1150 North 35th Avenue
Suite 520
Hollywood, FL 33021

Phone: 954-265-2423

Fax: 954-961-4860

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About Me

I am a pediatric neurologist at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. I diagnose and treat children and adolescents with a range of neurological conditions, such as genetic disorders, neuromuscular disorders, epilepsy, migraine and stroke.

From early in my career, I have found the brain to be fascinating — it's able to do so many complex things to make us who we are. In college, I completed my bachelor’s degree in neuroscience. As I moved on to my medical training, it became clear that pediatric neurology was where I belonged. The field combines my medical interest in neurology with my love for caring for children.

As a pediatric neurologist, it's an absolute joy to help a child overcome their neurologic diagnosis. Their resilience and optimism in the face of illness continues to inspire me to be the best doctor I can be for them.

My goal is to provide care that not only offers the latest advances in pediatric neurology but also embodies compassion and helps children have a high quality of life. I want to make sure my patients and their families have all the information they need to feel supported on their health journey.

One of the most important aspects of my job is to help explain complex diseases and their treatment. I look forward to building a relationship with my patients and working together as a team.

 


Languages

  • English

Areas of Focus

  • Inherited neurogenetic disorders: Diagnoses and treats a range of inherited genetic disorders that affect how a child’s brain, nervous system or metabolism works
  • Movement disorders: Provides comprehensive care for movement disorders, such as tics, dystonia, spasticity and chorea, to support mobility and independence
  • Neuromuscular disorders: Treats muscular dystrophy, spinal muscular atrophy, myasthenia gravis and other disorders that affect how a child’s nerves and muscles communicate
  • Seizures and epilepsy: Supports children with seizures and epilepsy through testing, diagnosis, medical management and other therapies to protect development and growth
  • Migraine: Provides diagnostic, treatment and preventive services for children with migraine to minimize symptoms and improve daily life

Education

Residency

  • Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, 2026, Pediatric Neurology

Medical Education

  • Case Western Reserve School Of Medicine, 2021

Awards, Achievements, and More

Publications

  • Genotypic and phenotypic spectrum of hereditary spastic paraplegia 56: Insights from novel CYP2U1 variants and a literature review. BMC Neurology. 2026
  • Targeting ribonucleotide reductase induces synthetic lethality in PP2A-deficient uterine serous carcinoma. Cancer Research. 2022
  • The highly recurrent PP2A Aα-subunit mutation P179R alters protein structure and impairs PP2A enzyme function to promote endometrial tumorigenesis. Cancer Research. 2019

Professional Organizations

  • American Academy of Neurology
  • American Academy of Pediatrics
  • Child Neurology Society

Presentations

  • Genome sequencing reveals a novel, homozygous in-frame deletion, c.367_375del, in CYP2U1 in twin sisters with early-onset spastic paraplegia. ACMG Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting. 2025
  • Acute and long-term neurodevelopmental complications in neonates requiring renal replacement therapy. CNS Annual Meeting. 2024
  • A novel regulatory role for PP2A in cell state reprogramming in endometrial carcinoma. Biomedical Graduate Student Symposium. 2018

Awards

  • Education Chief Resident — Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, 2025–2026
  • Honors With Distinction in Research, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, 2021