Larisa Magid

Larisa Magid received her degree in Microbiology from Odessa State University in Ukraine where she grew up. In 2003 she graduated from UC Davis PA/FNP program. She is fully licensed as a Physician Assistant in the state of California by the California Medical Board and certified by National Committee on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA).

Ms. Magid has decades of experience in the medical field. Since 2004, she has been specializing in Rheumatology and working with Dr. Ratiner, Dr. Oh and Dr. Kreitenberg at RTMC.

In 2009 she received her Masters degree in Advanced Physician Assistant Studies with emphasis in Rheumatology from A.T. Still University in Mesa, Arizona.

Larisa Magid is also fluent in Spanish and Russian.

Position

Physician Assistant

Areas of Expertise

Advanced PA Studies in Rheumatology 2009, A.T.Still University

Continuing Education

Weekly Journal Updates Review, approximately 200 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) annually, Osteoporosis Course Review, Herbal Medication Comprehensive Review Course.

When we work

Work schedule

Appointments

(818) 996-4077

Tarzana, CA 91356

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Testimonials

What our customers say

I wanted to thank everyone at this facility for the quality of care and compassion they showed during my stay. I went into the emergency room . The staff in every part of the hospital was friendly, they made me laugh which kept my spirits up.

— Antonio Valencia
Patient

Today is my last day of infusion. But I know I will be back …not as a patient but a visitor. I have only positive things to say about the nurses at Healther here in infusion and also on the 4th Floor. They all called me by my name when I walked in the door.

— Matheo Darmian
Patient