Meet Our Team
We Are Here for You
Our team is dedicated to giving you the very best care. Whether we are providing BrainsWay dTMS™ in Pasadena or reproductive psychiatry, we go the extra mile to partner with you. Meet our doctors, residents, and other staff members.
What You Can Expect
- Individualized Care
- Careful Evaluations
- Patient Empowerment
- Integrated Care
Dr. Sepah
Dr. Sepah received her Doctor of Medicine degree in 2006 and now runs her own interventional psychiatry clinic, which focuses on deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS), esketamine, MAT, reproductive psychiatry, neuropsychiatric disorders (TBI, dementia), and early diagnosis schizophrenia.
Dr. Shatzmiller
Ron Shatzmiller, MD, MS, is a co-owner and partner of Pasadena Neuropsychiatry Center. Dr. Shatzmiller is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology with certification in General Neurology as well as secondary specialty certification by the American Board of Sleep Medicine.
Dary Sepah
Director of Operations
Dary Sepah has a master’s degree and keeps the healthcare operations at Pasadena Neuropsychiatry running smoothly.
Thezia Sylviana
Medical Assistant/dTMS Technician
Thezia attended UCLA, where she studied psychology and biology. As a technician, she excels at making patients comfortable.
Donya Khashayar
Medical Assistant/dTMS Technician
Donya recently graduated from UC Irvine, majoring in Biomedical Engineering and minor in biology. She plans to continue her education in medicine.
Dr. Sepah is adjunct faculty at the Western School of Medicine and PIH Health Downey’s Family Medicine Residency Department. In an effort to bridge primary care and psychiatry, third-year family medicine residents from PIH complete a four-week clerkship onsite at PNC. They are licensed physicians in their final year of training. The premise of having residents on site is to improve care on the micro and macro level as patients will have more physician interaction, greater attention to multiple facets of care, and ultimately this generation of physicians will enter the field with a greater understanding of what patients’ full presentations are, a perspective that includes the whole patient.