Interventional Physiatrist (PM&R)

Quick Facts

• Role: Interventional Physiatrist (PM&R) in a multidisciplinary spine program

• Model: Coordinated triage between spine surgeons and non-operative PM&R interventional care

• Start: Targeted for Q2 2027

• Focus: Comprehensive spine and musculoskeletal care

Description

Join an established multidisciplinary spine program in Vermont where PM&R and spine surgery work together through a coordinated triage model. Surgical candidates are routed to spine surgeons, while non-operative patients receive care from PM&R interventionalists. This is an opportunity to shape the program’s next chapter as clinical hours shift.

Responsibilities

• Provide interventional PM&R care for spine and musculoskeletal conditions

• Participate in a collaborative triage process with spine surgery for surgical vs. non-operative patients

Requirements

• PM&R training/experience to practice as an Interventional Physiatrist

• Ability to support comprehensive spine and musculoskeletal care within a collaborative care pathway

Benefits

• Strong hospital leadership support

• Succession planning and increased responsibility over time

• Opportunity to live in Vermont with extensive year-round outdoor recreation and a historic downtown community vibe