Tara Printz is a dedicated and compassionate Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) with a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). With over 12 years of experience in the field, she currently serves at CAN Community Health, where she provides comprehensive primary and specialized care to individuals living with HIV, as well as PrEP services and treatment for Hepatitis B, C, and sexually transmitted infections. Passionate about enhancing patient health and offering preventive care, Tara is committed to advancing HIV-related healthcare. She strives to help her patients to be in full health by providing comprehensive care and support, aiming to maximize their longevity and quality of life. Outside of her professional life, Tara enjoys traveling, spending quality time with her family, and staying active. She is an avid learner, currently mastering the art of golf. Tara is married and part of a blended family, with four children of her own and two from her husband, ranging in age from 15 to 26. She is also a devoted dog owner, often seen walking and playing ball with her three golden retrievers, Cali, Jett, and Maple. Her love for the beach and exploring new culinary experiences highlights her zest for life.

Known for her thoroughness and dedication to providing quality care, Tara consistently offers undivided attention to each patient. Her personal qualities of being knowledgeable, caring, and responsible have made her a trusted figure among her peers and patients alike. Looking ahead, Tara envisions herself continuing to grow in her field, deepening her expertise in HIV care, and building lasting relationships with her clients. As a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, she is well-equipped to take on roles that demand strong decision-making and leadership skills, contributing to the success of any organization she is a part of. Her professional journey, coupled with her personal passions and family life, paints a picture of a well-rounded, compassionate healthcare provider dedicated to making a positive impact in her community.