Glenda Alvarez-Tarnoff, PA-C, received her Bachelor of Science in Genetics at the University of Georgia before receiving her Bachelor of Science in Physician Assistant Studies and Master of Public Health from Nova Southern University. She is fluent in English and Spanish, and speaks some German.

Glenda came to the United States at the age of five. She wants to help all patients feel comfortable in situations that may be different or new to them so that they may heal and live in a healthy manner. She has found it very fulfilling throughout the years to help patients from different countries or cultures be able to do so and thrive.

In her spare time, she enjoys cycling, hiking, traveling, and painting. When at home, she enjoys working on jig saw puzzles with her family, reading, and studying German.