Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Gor Agababian has been part of the All-Inclusive Community Health Center’s team since 2012. He obtained his medical degree in 1994 from Yerevan State Medical University. His passion and dedication to providing care to the underserved population ties in with All-Inclusive’s mission. Coming from a family of immigrants, Dr. Agababian is motivated by the joy of giving back to those in need and making a difference in the lives of people who otherwise would not be able to receive care, which for him is the most rewarding feeling in life. His compassion for the underserved and profound sense of duty is evident as he volunteers countless hours at community events, providing patient care and raising awareness of healthy living and increasing the individual quality of life. In his spare time, he enjoys swimming and soccer. Dr. Agababian is fluent in English, Armenian, and Russian.
A Medical Doctor who has received her medical degree from Yerevan State Medical School in Armenia. She has completed her 4-year residency at LAC-USC in the Radiation Oncology department for which she is currently Board Eligible to become certified. After her residency, she worked as a Radiation Oncologist at HPQA Medical Center. She joins All-Inclusive with twenty years of experience in women’s health in addition to primary care. She feels fortunate to work with caring and efficient colleges and staff at All-Inclusive and feels fulfillment when patients return to see her with a positive outlook towards their health. Getting joyful hugs and notes of thanks from her patients is the ultimate recognition of her hard work. When asked what three words best describe her, she said “disciplined, hardworking and fun. Her greatest achievement is to continue to live a life that is balanced between family and work. Her hobbies are skiing and travel. She enjoys listening to Jazz music and being involved in Jazz club activities. Dr. Siranoush Kevorkian is fluent in English, Russian and Armenian.
A Board-Certified Physician Assistant and a registered diagnostic medical sonographer graduated from Russian Medical School in Moscow in 1996. She was accepted in the surgery/urology residency program which she completed cum laude. The first steps of her career in the United States were working as a diagnostic ultra-sonographer. Soon after, she successfully graduated from the physician’s assistant program at Stanford Medical School. Her drive and passion for serving the indigent of the community have teamed her with All-Inclusive Community Health Center since 2012. Her interests in life are versatile and vary from constant updates of medical knowledge, current news and breeding her Brazilian parrot. She also loves Russian literature and world cinematography. Yunna Shumilova is fluent in English and Russian.
Marianna Terzian is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant who started her career in Las Vegas, Nevada. She was born in Yerevan, Armenia and migrated to the United States of America with her family at the age of three. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from the University Nevada, Las Vegas and received her Master’s in Health Science in 2013 from Touro University Nevada, Henderson. She continued her education at Touro University of Nevada and earned her Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies. She is currently certified by The National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. She has special interests in diabetes management, thyroid disease, hypertension and women’s health. When she is not with patients, Marianna serves her community as an active member of the Armenian Relief Society and is fluent in Armenian. She enjoys baking, cooking and spending time with her husband and two daughters.
A Board-Certified Physical Assistant who started her medical career right after receiving a medical degree from Yerevan State University in 1971. For many years, she was able to put her knowledge into practice where she gained a 2-year experience working as a rheumatologist and mastered her specialty in Cardiology. When asked what else would she like people to know about her, she responded by saying “I just truly love my job, it feels amazing to be able to help people that need medical attention regardless of ability to pay.” That statement alone is an excellent portrayal of what All-Inclusive’s mission. Her care for people is illustrated even in her daily hobbies. She devotes all her free time to her grandchildren. When she has time, she enjoys traveling to new places where she can meet people of different cultures, which helps her to build rapport with her patients of various backgrounds. Ani Vardapetian is fluent in English, Russian and Armenian.
Aida Keshavarz Rahbar is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant. She graduated from the Physician Assistant program at the University of Washington, where she resided prior to moving to California. In addition, she received her Bachelor of Applied Science in Radiation and Imaging from Bellevue College. She is bilingual in Farsi and has previous experience working in a clinic setting. She enjoys spending time with family, going on hikes, and traveling. In her downtime, she also enjoys watching comedy shows.
Ashley Tran received her Biopsychology, Bachelor of Science degree from University of California, Santa Barbara and studied abroad in Singapore to learn from and connect with people of various backgrounds. She graduated from Marshall B. Ketchum University with her Master of Medical Science and was chosen to receive the Mission Award for embodying the mission statement and values of her PA program — service, excellence, and lifelong learning. As a daughter of immigrants, she is dedicated to providing individualized, patient-centered care. She is always eager to continually learn more in order to best serve her patients. In her spare time, she loves spending time with loved ones, rock climbing, trying new foods, and traveling. She is fluent in English and also speaks Vietnamese and Spanish.
Vilma Diaz is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant. She was born in El Salvador and started her career in the medical field in 2003. She started working as a medical assistant and worked in various specialties. In 2005 she received her radiologic technologist license and worked as a rad tech/medical assistant for 20 years. She loves helping others and wanted to do more, so she decided to go back to school and become a physician assistant. She received her Bachelor’s in Health Science from Kaplan University and graduated with honors. She also received her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona, CA. She is single mother of a beautiful, smart, funny and caring daughter, and loves spending time with her and her family. In her spare time, she loves taking pictures, binge watching TV shows and hiking. She is fluent in English and Spanish.
Karina Yeghiazarova is a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner who received her Master of Science in Nursing degree from West Coast University. Karina is a foreign educated nurse and has 9 years of combined experience as an ICU nurse and a nurse anesthetist in Yerevan, Armenia. When she moved to California, Karina earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree and pursued higher education of Master of Science in Nursing degree. Along with studying, Karina worked as a medsurg/telemetry RN at Barlow Respiratory Hospital for almost 4 years, where she took care of patients, precepted new nurses, and helped as a relief charge nurse. She enjoys spending time with her husband and son going to hockey games and being an LA KINGS fan, traveling, and meeting with friends. Karina is fluent in English, Russian, and Armenian.