Dr. Tabetha L. Gayton
Dr. Tabetha L. Gayton is a distinguished healthcare professional, academic, and leader with more than three decades of experience spanning integrative clinical care, research, and organizational leadership. Currently serving as a Senior Clinical Quality Assurance Specialist at Boston Scientific Corporation, she plays a pivotal role in advancing interventional cardiology research strategies, as well as ensuring excellence in clinical outcomes.
Dr. Gayton’s academic achievements are notable, holding a PhD in Nursing Science with a focus on Urban Health from Wayne State University, an MBA from the University of North Florida, and a Master of Science in Family Health Nurse Practitioner from D’Youville College. Her dedication to a holistic approach in wellness has culminated in a series of certifications in advanced medical procedures, anti-aging therapies, genetic-based cellular detoxification modalities and clinical research, showcasing her passion for lifelong learning and innovation in healthcare.
Her professional journey includes leadership roles such as Director of Research at Ascension St. Vincent’s and the University of Florida’s Department of Pediatrics. Dr. Gayton has been recognized for her academic rigor and commitment to excellence, receiving honors such as the Helen H. Zientek Memorial Scholarship and membership in esteemed organizations like Sigma Theta Tau International and Beta Gamma Sigma.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Gayton is a proud mother to her daughter, Jasmine, who inspires her every day. She enjoys exploring the world through travel, listening to music, tackling home DIY projects, and knitting afghans—hobbies that reflect her creativity and love for craftsmanship.
A resident of Jacksonville, Florida, Dr. Gayton’s dedication to healthcare innovation, mentorship, and research continues to impact patients, colleagues, and the broader medical community. Her work exemplifies the intersection of compassionate care and clinical excellence, driving transformative change in healthcare systems globally.