Rebecca Zaghi, MSPA, PA-C

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Bringing Expertise and Compassion to Southern California Hospital at Culver City and the Community

A certified physician assistant with a robust background in emergency medicine, urgent care, and primary care, Rebecca Zaghi, MSPA, PA-C, brings her extensive experience and diverse skill set to continue making a meaningful impact on patient care at Southern California Hospital at Culver City.

Having developed a deep passion for emergency medicine, Rebecca excels in managing a wide range of patient complaints, from routine care to high-acuity cases such as chest pain and respiratory distress. Her proficiency in various emergency procedures—including laceration repair, foreign body removal, and nerve blocks—positions her as a valuable asset to Southern California Hospital. Additionally, Rebecca provides in-clinic concierge emergency medical care to patients at Sollis Health and is affiliated with Dignity Health California, further expanding her reach within the healthcare community.

With a strong academic foundation from UCLA, where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Human Biology and Society with a minor in Global Health, Rebecca is dedicated to understanding the interplay between health choices, environment, and public health issues. She later obtained her Master of Science Degree in Physician Assistant Studies from the Southern California University of Health Sciences in 2018, solidifying her commitment to excellence in healthcare delivery.

Rebecca is certified through the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and holds advanced certifications in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS). Her dedication to ongoing professional development is evident through her active membership in the American Academy of Physician Associates, where she advocates for the profession and engages in continuous education.

In addition to her professional achievements, Rebecca is bilingual, speaking both English and Farsi. This ability allows her to connect with a broader range of patients, ensuring that quality healthcare is accessible to diverse communities.

With a deep commitment to patient-centered care and public health, Rebecca’s expertise will further elevate Southern California Hospital at Culver City’s dedication to delivering high-quality services to the community.

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