About Dr. Taylor Brewer

I was born in Houma, LA, and moved to the MS Gulf Coast when I was 9 years old. I attended Harrison Central High School and graduated from William Carey University in 2017 with my Bachelor of Science in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Psychology.

During clinical rotations in medical school, I found it quite difficult to decide what branch of medicine I loved most, which is what eventually guided my heart toward primary care/Internal Medicine. I am also passionate about skin health and cancer prevention, so I hope to eventually practice with an emphasis in dermatology.

My overall goal as a physician is to provide education to patients in an effort to improve their understanding of what is happening to/within their bodies so they can play a role in their healthcare decision-making.

I am absolutely thrilled to be home and have the opportunity to directly serve the community that molded me! I love where I’m from and look forward to providing quality care and preventive measures to keep our community healthy and thriving.

In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family- especially my little brother, fiancé, 2 pups (Emmie and Blue), and friends. I love the beach, traveling, and softball!

About Dr. Bolos Gerges

My journey to becoming a physician was shaped by various events rather than a single defining moment. A curiosity about the human body, sparked by a simple question in my childhood, set me on a path of inquiry. Inspired by my parents, both role models, my mother’s selfless work as a dentist for underprivileged families and my father’s encouraging words further fueled my passion.

Choosing Memorial was an obvious choice due to its unique attributes, offering the opportunity to serve diverse and veteran patients. Working alongside experienced physicians in a supportive environment fosters a strong sense of purpose, resilience, and ethical practice. My background in service, leadership, and mental fortitude prepares me for the dynamic environment, merging my passion for medicine and teaching into a fulfilling career.

My medical interests encompass various fields, including academic and hospital medicine, geriatrics, and preventive care. Beyond medicine, I find joy in chess, tennis, exploring cuisines, and watching documentaries. My proficiency in Spanish and Arabic allows me to connect directly with a broader range of patients, emphasizing compassionate care. Excited to bring my commitment to underserved communities and community outreach experience to Gulfport, I eagerly join Memorial with dedication. In my personal life, I cherish running, hiking, sports, podcasts, board games, and cherished moments with family and friends.

About Dr. Fariha Ghaffar

I have always been inspired by the diversity and vast opportunities within the field of medicine.

My decision to pursue a career in the U.S. healthcare system was strongly influenced by my husband, who is my greatest support.

Outside of work, I enjoy cooking traditional foods and cherish spending time with my daughters.