Experience & Parternships

Clinical, Academic, & Program Leadership Foundation

Dr. Caylor brings nearly three decades of clinical experience and nearly two decades in academic family medicine. A graduate of the UW Faculty Development Fellowship, her years as core faculty at the Alaska Family Medicine Residency included close collaboration with the behavioral health team, work that helped shape her coaching and faculty-development approach. She now serves as founding program director of the Moses Lake Family Medicine Residency, holds clinical associate professor appointments at the University of Washington and Washington State University, and serves as Coach Advisor for the UW/Madigan Hybrid Faculty Development Program.

National Faculty Development & Coaching
Dr. Caylor is an active member of STFM’s CBME Task Force and contributes to STFM’s Faculty Development Delivered initiative, where she supports faculty in building coaching skills.

She leads the faculty team that designed and delivers STFM’s CBME Certificate of Distinction: Adaptive Coaching in GME, a 10-month longitudinal program for family medicine residency faculty.

She partners with family medicine residency programs to provide individual, group and team coaching for residents, faculty, and GME leadership teams - and also works directly with physicians seeking support.

Collaborative Coaching Programs
In addition to her own coaching program, Dr. Caylor collaborates with organizations across specialties including Better Together Physician Coaching and AMWA. Through current and prior collaborations, she has contributed to research with the Mayo Clinic (RISE) and the University of Colorado (Better Together).

Trusted by Physicians Nationwide
To date, she has coached over 1000 physicians. A generalist at heart, she partners with her clients on their identified goals, always seeing them as whole, capable, and resourceful.