Staci L. Tanouye, MD
Board-Certified OB/GYN | Women’s Health Educator | Digital Advocate for Reproductive Health
Education
Washington University
Saint Louis, MO
Bachelor of Arts, Biology and Educational Studies
Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Saint Louis, MO
Doctor of Medicine
Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Rochester, MN
Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency
Certifications & Licensure
American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology
National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME)
Intuitive Surgical – Da Vinci Online Surgical Training Module
K2 Medical Systems – Fetal Monitoring Training System
BLS/ACLS certified – American Heart Association
Years of Experience
Over 13 years
Biography
Dr. Staci Tanouye is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist known nationally for her expertise in adolescent gynecology, reproductive and sexual health, and menopause care. With a vibrant voice both in the exam room and across social media platforms, she has become a leading figure in breaking down taboos around women’s health and making complex medical information accessible, inclusive, and empowering.
Dr. Tanouye earned her undergraduate degrees in Biology and Educational Studies from Washington University in St. Louis, followed by her medical degree from Saint Louis University School of Medicine. She completed her OB/GYN residency at the Mayo Clinic, where she received multiple honors, including “Resident Teacher of the Year” three years in a row—a testament to her passion for education and mentorship.
Currently in private practice In Jacksonville Florida, Dr. Tanouye blends clinical excellence with a strong commitment to community health. She is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and an active member of the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health.
Beyond her clinical practice, Dr. Tanouye has built a global platform as a trusted voice in digital health. With over 1.4 million followers on TikTok, she uses her platform to dispel misinformation, answer uncomfortable questions, and promote body literacy with clarity and compassion. Her educational content has been featured on Good Morning America, The New York Times, Parents.com, and Yahoo Health.
Awards, Honors & Recognitions
- Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Health Honorary
Washington University - College Honors Graduation Distinction
Washington University - Loew/Glassberg Award – Summer Psychiatry Fellowship
Saint Louis University - School of Medicine
Donald W. Bussman Service Award
Saint Louis University - School of Medicine
Robert H. Felix Service Award
Saint Louis University - School of Medicine
Rodney M. Coe Award for Community Service
Saint Louis University - School of Medicine
Gerald and Barbara Holzman Stump the Professors Award
ACOG Annual Clinical Meeting
Lectures
- Pinnacle Conference
Keynote Speaker: Making Medicine Work for You - Global Women’s Health Webinar Series: Women Who Win
Indian Medical Association of New England
Webinar - National Foundation of Women Legislators
Webinar: Period Poverty Awareness Week - National Society of Genetic Counselors Annual Conference
Workshop: Tackling Misinformation and Finding our Professional Voice on the Next Generation of Social Media - U.S. Conference on Poverty and Basic Needs
Menstrual Health and Period Poverty - American Psychiatric Association Diversity Leadership Fellowship Program
Webinar – Misinformation: Why Doctors Need to be on Social Media - Bump Club and Beyond
Webinar: Labor and Delivery - Pinnacle Conference
Keynote Welcome Speaker: Making Medicine Work for You - Presented to: Meta, Morning Brew, Intuit, Intel, Poshmark, Reddit in partnership with Aavia, Inc
Hormonal Health 101 - Women In Medicine Conference
Fireside Chat: Women’s Health Advocacy
featured Articles
The Frontline: Why Your OB/GYN Matters for Breast Health, Early Detection, and Understanding Your Risk
For many women, the OB/GYN is the only doctor they see regularly in their 20s, 30s, and even 40s
Recognizing Rare Breast Cancers: The Danger of Dismissal
When it comes to breast cancer, we’re often taught to look for the classic signs — a lump, a change in
When Pain Is Not the Symptom: How Breast Cancer Can Feel (and Why Pain Isn’t the Warning Sign)
An Instrumental Voice for Learn Look Locate
The Role of Your OBGYN in Early Breast Cancer Detection
At Learn Look Locate, we are honored to welcome Dr. Staci Tanouye as a medical advisor. Her mission to educate with empathy perfectly aligns with our global goal of connecting survivors, providers, and newly diagnosed individuals with medically vetted, emotionally supportive resources.
Dr. Tanouye’s ability to reach women across generations—especially younger audiences navigating reproductive health, diagnosis, and survivorship—makes her an instrumental addition to our movement. Her presence strengthens our educational initiatives around early detection, sexual side effects, body image, menopause, and survivorship.
Whether she’s speaking to thousands at national conferences, consulting on digital campaigns, or having real, unfiltered conversations with patients online, Dr. Tanouye brings a unique blend of medical expertise, relatability, and compassion to everything she does. She helps ensure that the educational content at Learn Look Locate remains not only accurate and current, but also inclusive and approachable.
Together, we’re breaking silence, building understanding, and uniting voices—one story, one survivor, and one expert at a time.
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