Chia-ling Nhan-chang
San Diego, CA
M.D., M.A.S.
Jasmine Tan-Kim is available for ob gyn appointments in San Diego, CA. Her focus areas include obstetrics & gynecology, urogynecology and reconstructive pelvic surgery and obstetrics & gynecology. With more than 20 years in practice, she brings significant clinical expertise. She completed her training at University of Southern Colorado (2004). She practices at Kaiser Foundation Hospital-San Marcos and Palomar Medical Center Poway. New patients are welcome for in-person or telehealth appointments.
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