Treating adult patients at the Kaiser Permanente Zion Medical Center in San Diego's Allied Gardens, Dr Leonid Markman, MD has practiced psychiatry at 4647 Zion Ave, 92120, since completing his residency at UC San Diego Medical Center in 1997. He graduated from the Azerbaijan Narimanova Medical Institute in 1982 and earned board certification through the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology under NPI 1003964982 after a transitional-year internship at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System from 1993 to 1994. His clinical scope spans medication management for depression, ADHD, anxiety disorders, and psychogenic conditions, with depth in group psychotherapy and biofeedback-integrated approaches that distinguish his practice from the ketamine-based IV protocols at Resilience Integrative Wellness in Grantville. Hospital affiliations beyond Kaiser Zion include Alvarado Parkway Institute Behavioral Health System in La Mesa and Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital, giving him inpatient privileges for acute psychiatric stabilization and substance-use detoxification when outpatient care escalates. He arrived in Southern California in 1989 and started a private practice before joining the Southern California Permanente Medical Group, where he works alongside social workers, therapists, nurses, and pharmacists, with outpatient prescriptions also dispensed through independent pharmacies including PROVISION PHARMACY in the same Allied Gardens corridor. The Zion campus sits between Waring Road and Orcutt Avenue off the Interstate 8 freeway, in a residential section of 92120 anchored by Kaiser's multi-specialty medical center.