Residency – Mid-Hudson Family Medicine Residency Program
Medical school – Ben Gurion University

Dr. Tamaki (she/her) received her M.D. from Ben Gurion University in Israel and completed her residency at the Mid-Hudson Family Medicine Residency Program in the Hudson Valley of New York. She has trained and worked in various resource-limited regions, including the Occupied West Bank and the Zuni Indian Reservation. At home, she founded the Gender Wellness Center at The Institute for Family Health, which provides gender-affirming and primary care services to the LGBTQ+ community, with an emphasis on cultural responsiveness and health equity. She is also a faculty member at the Mid-Hudson Family Medicine Residency Program, where she strives to train future clinicians who are passionate about patient empowerment and advocacy. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, trying new foods, practicing yoga, and spending time with her daughter, partner, and dogs.