Dr. Tamika M. Carter, DO

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Internist, CEO, and Entrepreneur – Meet the Remarkable Dr. Carter

A distinguished internist practicing at AltaMed Health Services in Huntington Park, California, Dr. Carter is not your average physician. With a diverse range of talents and passions, she is making a significant impact not only in the medical field but also in the realms of travel, culinary arts, and fashion.

Having earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2009, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her practice. Her dedication to patient care and holistic healing has earned her a reputation as a compassionate and skilled healthcare provider.

Beyond her work at AltaMed, Dr. Carter wears multiple hats that showcase her versatility and entrepreneurial spirit. As the CEO of Travel Medicine Culinary Arts (TMC) LLC., she combines her love for travel and medicine to promote wellness and cultural exploration. Through TMC, she offers unique travel experiences that focus on health and culinary delights, inspiring others to embrace adventure and self-discovery.

In addition to her role at TMC, she is also the Owner of Kaleidoscope Sprinkles, a creative venture that reflects her passion for baking and fashion. When she’s not jet-setting around the globe or attending to patients, you can find her experimenting in her kitchen, whipping up delectable recipes, or immersing herself in her home office, designing innovative fashion pieces.

Dr. Carter’s journey as a physician, entrepreneur, and globetrotter is a testament to her boundless energy and unwavering commitment to making a difference in the world. Whether she’s diagnosing patients, curating travel experiences, or unleashing her creativity in the kitchen, she approaches each endeavor with enthusiasm and a genuine desire to inspire others to lead fulfilling and adventurous lives.

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