Dr. Tamzin A. Rosenwasser was born in, and grew up in, Washington, D.C. She was on her own at life by age 15. She earned an academic scholarship to New College in Sarasota, Florida.

After graduating, she moved to St Louis, Missouri to work in a research laboratory, and then sent herself to medical school. She graduated from Washington University School of Medicine, and is board certified in Internal Medicine and Dermatology.

She is a life-long dog-lover. Since there is no government interference in Veterinary Care, her dogs have better access to care and more privacy than you do, and her veterinarian is paid more than a neurosurgeon would be paid by Medicaid and Medicare for doing the same operation on you.

Tamzin Rosenwasser, MD is the kind of doctor who actually made house calls. She explains, “When I became a medical doctor, I put everything I had into giving my patients the best possible care, and so did my colleagues.” Her personal motto is best described as “All for the patient”.

Dr. Tamzin believes that doctors and hospitals must:

Treat Patients With Respect and Compassion.
Restore Support for the Patient-Doctor Relationship.
Find and Fix What Went Wrong During COVID.
Protect Doctors and Patients from Coerced Treatment and Denial of Treatment.

She is authentically dedicated to healing patients, and is alarmed by corporations and medical corporatists who have bought and taken over hospitals and doctors’ practices, and think doctors are there to “manage covered lives,” prioritizing profit and cost containment over patient well-being.

Dr. Tamzin is a past President and current Treasurer of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, our nation’s strongest defender of patients and doctors who take a stand against medical bureaucrats. AAPS stopped the socialized medicine that Hilary Clinton tried to push through. Recently, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons wrote an amicus brief in support of physicians who sued the FDA over ivermectin and won.