Tamara Manning, APRN-CNP

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  • Primary Specialty: Primary Care
  • Languages Spoken: English
  • Gender: Female

About Tamara Manning, APRN-CNP

Tamara Manning, APRN-CNP, is an advanced practice provider at the Patient Navigation Clinic. She served as a nurse for 34 years. She has many years of critical care experience with the adult age group, has experience with leadership, much of her nursing career has been spent caring for patients with cardiac and pulmonary disease processes, and she has had years of experience caring for patients with complicated co-morbidities.

Tamara specializes in:

  • Asthma
  • Allergies
  • COPD
  • Type 2 diabetes
  • Hypertension
  • Cardiac
  • Upper respiratory infections
  • Post COVID care
  • Preventative medicine
  • Chronic conditions

Tamara said she chose to become an APRN because she wanted to provide healthcare across the lifespan.

“I enjoy each phase of life and the challenges it presents. I am excited for the increased autonomy as an APRN and providing preventative care to this vast age group,” she said. “As an APRN, my patients can look to me as a caregiver with compassion and experience.”

Aside from medicine, Tamara enjoys gardening and most outdoor activities. She started running about three years ago and has kept it up as a great form of exercise, along with biking. She has a large family – including six children, five grandchildren, and soon to be three more grandchildren – so she loves having fun family time. Her favorite holiday tradition with her family is Christmas bowling! Each year the whole family opens gifts then goes bowling. They also have an annual cookie day where all her daughters come to her house and bring two cookie recipes. Any other spare time she can fine is used for sewing and quilting.

Reviews

  • 04/01/2025
    Rating: 2

    I feel like my appointment was a waste of my time and did not serve any purpose. I understand how it could be helpful for new patients before visiting a new clinic, but the clinic I was being referred for, I was not a new patient - I am an existing patient. I was told that since this was a new problem, I needed to be seen in this patient navigation clinic first. After my appointment with my referring physician, I felt like I knew what the next course of action was, and do not feel like my appointment at the

  • 03/29/2025
    Rating: 5

    Great

  • 03/29/2025
    Rating: 5

    Will refer to friends

  • 03/24/2025
    Rating: 2

    Very Unnecessary and a waste of time and money.

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