Academic Pain Management

Role Overview: This academic Pain Medicine Physician position involves providing outpatient care, interventional procedures, hospital consults, and teaching responsibilities within a collaborative division. You will work alongside residents, fellows, and medical students, contributing to education and patient management. Responsibilities Perform advanced procedures such as spinal cord stimulation, pump placement, and minimally invasive lumbar decompression.Participate in hospital consults with support from trainees.Teach and mentor medical students, residents, and fellows.Contribute to outpatient care and interventional pain management.Engage in academic activities and collaborate with experienced faculty. Qualifications & Skills ABA pain medicine certification is required.Strong clinical and procedural skills in pain management.Ability to teach and mentor trainees in an academic setting.Eligible for academic faculty appointment.Open to physicians from various primary specialties such as Emergency Medicine, Neurology, PM&R, or Family Medicine. Key Benefits & Features Structured weekday schedule with dedicated office and procedure time.No in-house call responsibilities; shared outpatient call rotation.Progressive compensation model, increasing with experience and performance.Comprehensive benefits package including retirement, health coverage, paid time off, and professional development support.Opportunity to work in a vibrant community with access to metropolitan amenities and regional transportation.