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Taylor Simpson has a diverse work experience ranging from research roles to technical and managerial positions. Taylor started their career as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Micromanufacturing, where they conducted research on nanotechnology. Taylor then worked as a User Services Analyst and later a Research Associate at LSU Health Sciences Center, where they utilized medical technology to train medical professionals and conducted research on neurological conditions.

Simpson then worked as a Systems Administrator at Puryear IT for a short period before joining Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center as an IS Architect in the Cancer Program. In this role, they designed and implemented a customized database and assisted in the integration of various medical systems.

Taylor then moved on to the Louisiana Health Care Quality Forum, where they held several positions, including HIE Technical/System Integration Specialist, Implementation Services Manager, and Technical Architect. In these roles, they were responsible for managing healthcare IT projects, developing HL7 interfaces, gathering requirements, and implementing high-profile projects.

Most recently, Simpson worked as the Director of Information Technology at Citadel Completions LLC. As one of the first employees of the startup, they played a crucial role in building the company's IT infrastructure from scratch, including data center setup, networking infrastructure, security infrastructure, and disaster recovery plans.

Overall, Simpson's work experience showcases their expertise in IT strategy development, project management, system integration, and healthcare IT. Taylor has a strong technical background and a proven ability to juggle multiple projects simultaneously.

Taylor Simpson completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering at Louisiana Tech University from 1998 to 2002. Later, from 2002 to 2005, Simpson pursued a Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering at the same institution.