Interventional Physiatrist (Spine & Pain Management)

Quick Facts - Role: Interventional Physiatrist (Spine & Pain Management) - Focus: Non-operative and interventional spine and pain care - Procedures: Nerve blocks; spinal cord stimulator trials and placements; full-scope interventional spine care Description A growing Spine Center of Excellence is seeking a fellowship-trained Interventional Physiatrist to join its team and lead the non-operative and interventional side of spine and pain care. This is a procedure-driven role with a strong referral base and a full, varied patient panel from day one, emphasizing skilled interventions over medication management. Patients present with acute and chronic pain across nociceptive and neuropathic conditions from injury, surgery, cancer, and illness. Responsibilities - Own the non-operative and interventional side of spine and pain care for a busy practice - Provide diagnostic and therapeutic nerve blocks - Perform spinal cord stimulator trials and placements - Deliver full scope of interventional spine care - Collaborate closely with neurosurgeons and orthopedic specialists (spine, joint replacement, sports medicine) Requirements - Fellowship in Pain Management or Sports Medicine preferred - Substantial hands-on interventional experience - Ability to lead and manage a procedure-focused interventional practice Benefits - Highly competitive compensation package - Compensation structured to match leadership and clinical contribution formatted_html_description

Quick Facts

• Role: Interventional Physiatrist (Spine & Pain Management)
• Focus: Non-operative and interventional spine and pain care
• Procedures: Nerve blocks; spinal cord stimulator trials and placements; full-scope interventional spine care

Description

A growing Spine Center of Excellence is seeking a fellowship-trained Interventional Physiatrist to join its team and lead the non-operative and interventional side of spine and pain care. This is a procedure-driven role with a strong referral base and a full, varied patient panel from day one, emphasizing skilled interventions over medication management. Patients present with acute and chronic pain across nociceptive and neuropathic conditions from injury, surgery, cancer, and illness.

Responsibilities

• Own the non-operative and interventional side of spine and pain care for a busy practice
• Provide diagnostic and therapeutic nerve blocks
• Perform spinal cord stimulator trials and placements
• Deliver full scope of interventional spine care
• Collaborate closely with neurosurgeons and orthopedic specialists (spine, joint replacement, sports medicine)

Requirements

• Fellowship in Pain Management or Sports Medicine preferred
• Substantial hands-on interventional experience
• Ability to lead and manage a procedure-focused interventional practice

Benefits

• Highly competitive compensation package
• Compensation structured to match leadership and clinical contribution