North East Medical Services
Amy Tang is a seasoned health professional specializing in immigrant health and hepatitis B management. Currently serving as the Director of Immigrant Health at North East Medical Services since November 2019, Amy focuses on addressing diseases that disproportionately affect immigrant populations, including hepatitis B and tuberculosis. Previously, as the Hepatitis B Program Director at Charles B. Wang Community Health Center from July 2016 to November 2019, Amy oversaw multiple grant programs, conducted significant research, established clinical protocols, and advocated for culturally sensitive care. Amy's medical training as an Internal Medicine Resident Physician at NYU Langone Medical Center from July 2013 to June 2016 included comprehensive exposure to various medical disciplines. Educational credentials include a Doctor of Medicine (MD) from the University of California, San Francisco, and a Bachelor of Arts in Neurobiology and Music from the University of California, Berkeley.
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North East Medical Services
North East Medical Services (NEMS) is one of the largest community health centers in the United States targeting the medically underserved Asian population. Based in San Francisco, the non-profit community health center offers comprehensive health care services to a variety of patients, a majority of whom are uninsured or low-income. NEMS offers linguistically-competent and culturally-sensitive health care services in many languages and dialects, including Cantonese, Mandarin, Toishan, Vietnamese, Burmese, Korean, French, and Hindi. NEMS operates several clinics throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, spanning three counties. Our main clinic is located at 1520 Stockton Street in Chinatown/North Beach; with additional clinics in San Francisco's Portola, Visitacion Valley, Richmond, Tenderloin and Sunset districts; as well as Daly City and San Jose. NEMS employs over 700 health care and clinical support professionals and serves over 70,000 patients each year.