Alexander Rahimi, MD

Dr. Alexander Rahimi, MD, is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist with an unwavering commitment to understanding and empowering the individuals he works with. A native of Seattle, his fascination with the intricacies of human behavior and the factors that govern our actions has been the cornerstone of his career.

Dr. Rahimi embarked on his educational journey at the University of Maryland, College Park, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Physiology/Neurobiology. His quest for deeper knowledge led him to Georgetown University, earning a Master of Science in Physiology/Biophysics. He then pursued his Medical Degree from the Uniformed Services University, further solidifying his foundation in the medical field. Dr. Rahimi's expertise was honed through a Psychiatry Residency at Tripler Army Medical Center and a distinguished Fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine.

Describing himself as a team-player, an empathic listener, and client-focused,, Dr. Rahimi is driven by the stories and experiences of his patients. His approach is client-centered and pragmatic, focusing on viewing clients as people first, beyond their clinical needs. This perspective was initially sparked by his inherent interest in people and their diverse journeys towards fulfillment and resilience.

Dr. Rahimi is committed to a holistic approach in supporting his patients, advocating for a treatment plan that is mindful of their unique paths and backgrounds. His work is continually inspired by the remarkable perseverance and resilience he witnesses in his patients, fueling his dedication to the field.With a practice grounded in empathy and pragmatism, Dr. Rahimi is a dedicated advocate for his patients' overall well-being. He remains deeply invested in the field, driven by the dynamic stories and indomitable spirit of those he serves.

Outside of his professional realm, Dr. Rahimi is an avid enthusiast of sports, the outdoors, and traveling. These interests not only provide him with personal fulfillment but also enrich his understanding and appreciation of the diverse tapestry of human experiences.