A growing, established multi-specialty practice is seeking a full-time, Board-Certified, Fellowship-Trained Interventional Pain Management Physician.

This opportunity is ideal for a physician who wants to work in an integrated clinical environment alongside specialists in neurosurgery, orthopedics, neurology, rehabilitation, chiropractic care, and advanced diagnostic services.

The Opportunity:
The physician will evaluate and manage patients with:
Cervical and lumbar spine pathology
Musculoskeletal injuries
Radiculopathy
Chronic and acute pain conditions
Conditions appropriate for interventional procedures
Responsibilities include outpatient consultations, diagnostic evaluations, procedural care, follow-up management, and collaboration with the broader clinical team.

Most importantly, this position is designed to let the physician focus on medicine while an experienced team handles the rest.

An Easy Practice Environment
You will receive comprehensive support, including:
Dedicated midlevel clinical support
Dedicated medical assistant
Patient and procedure scheduling
Case coordination
Referral and patient-flow management
Documentation and workflow assistance
Administrative and operational management
Established practice-management infrastructure
Focus on evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and performing procedures—without the burden of running a practice.

Candidate Requirements:
The successful candidate must be:
Board Certified
Fellowship Trained in Interventional Pain Management
Experienced in cervical and lumbar spine conditions
Experienced in fluoroscopically guided procedures
Comfortable managing complex spinal and musculoskeletal pathology
Skilled in interventional and non-operative clinical decision-making
Comfortable collaborating with neurosurgery, orthopedics, neurology, and other specialties
An effective communicator with patients, referring providers, and clinical colleagues
Committed to thorough documentation and high-quality patient care
Licensed or eligible for licensure in the applicable practice states
Experience with traumatic injuries, motor vehicle collision patients, and medical-legal cases is beneficial but not required.

Compensation and Practice Highlights
$500,000 annual salary
Full-time position
Existing patient volume and referral infrastructure
Strong spine and musculoskeletal patient population
Established procedural opportunities
Multi-specialty physician collaboration
Direct access to neurosurgery, orthopedics, and neurology
Dedicated midlevel and medical assistant support
Centralized scheduling and administrative services
Advanced diagnostic capabilities
Established operational infrastructure
Opportunity to help expand the interventional pain management service line
Step into an established organization where you can practice interventional pain medicine without having to manage the business of medicine.

Focus on the medicine. We’ll handle everything else.

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