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Musa M. Khaliqi, MD

Musa M. Khaliqi, MD

Internal Medicine Physician

  • Accepting new patients
  • Speaks English, Persian, Czech

Board-certified internist and experienced hospitalist who has led hospital and rural health clinic programs across California. Speaks Farsi.

Dr. Khaliqi has practiced internal medicine since 2009, with more than a decade of leadership in hospital and rural healthcare. He serves as Medical Director and hospitalist at Arya Medical Group and directs care at a Rural Health Clinic, where his focus is improving access for patients who have often gone without regular care.

He earned his medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine and completed his internal medicine residency at the University of Nevada School of Medicine. Before medical school he studied biology at California State University, Sacramento, graduating with honors, and took part in research at UC San Francisco and UC Davis.

Fluent in Farsi and conversational in Czech, Dr. Khaliqi brings a global perspective to his patients and an approach built on clear explanations and steady follow-through.

Board certification

  • Board certified in Internal Medicine, 2009

Education and training

  • Internal Medicine Residency

    University of Nevada School of Medicine, 2009

  • Doctor of Medicine

    Ross University School of Medicine, 2005

  • B.A. Biology, minor in Chemistry, cum laude

    California State University, Sacramento, 2000

Experience

  • Hospitalist and Medical Director, Arya Medical Group (2018–present)
  • Provider and Director, Rural Health Clinic (2015–present)
  • Hospitalist and Medical Director, CEP America (2013–2018)
  • Hospitalist, St. Mary’s Hospitalists (2010–2013)
  • Hospitalist, Sierra Hospitalists (2009–2010)
Selected publications (2)
  • Total distal esophageal obstruction secondary to peptic stricture: a case report. Nevada Research Day, 2009.
  • Research assistant, UCSF Department of Gastroenterology: immunosuppressive therapy before colectomy and IPAA for ulcerative colitis, 2005.
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