Hagop Karpanian MD

Dr. Hagop Varant Karpanian, MD is a highly experienced physician based in Thousand Oaks, California, with over 21 years of medical practice. He graduated from medical school in 2004 and is board-trained in both Anesthesiology and Internal Medicine, giving him a strong and well-rounded clinical foundation.

Dr. Karpanian is affiliated with Los Robles Regional Medical Center and Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital, where he has provided care across a wide range of medical settings. His dual expertise allows him to thoughtfully manage both the physiological and systemic aspects of patient care, with a strong emphasis on safety, comfort, and individualized treatment.

With specialized knowledge in anesthesia and internal medicine, Dr. Karpanian brings a unique and well-suited skill set to ketamine infusion therapy, particularly when used as an adjunct to psychotherapy. His medical background supports careful monitoring, dosing precision, and medical oversight, making ketamine-assisted therapy a safe and supportive experience for clients working in conjunction with their mental health providers at A Place to Turn (APTT).

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