Interventional Pain Physician

Job Description

Seeking a Fellowship Trained Interventional Pain Physician to lead in diagnosing chronic pain sources using advanced protocols, developing evidence-based treatment plans, and coordinating care within the group and with community specialists.

Responsibilities include clinic work 3-4 days/week, performing procedures (in-office and at an ambulatory surgery center), and optional skills in EMG/Nerve Studies, ultrasound-guided procedures, epidurals, facet blocks, RFA, MILD, Kyphoplasty, and Vertiflex.

Ideal candidates have clinical experience, proficiency in interventional techniques, or are recent graduates eager to enter a sought-after specialty. The position offers a Monday-Friday schedule with no nights/weekends and competitive compensation.

Qualifications include medical degree, pain fellowship training, board certification or eligibility, valid California medical license, fluoroscopy license, and ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

Benefits include 401(k), insurance options, paid time off, and professional development. Located in Northern California with access to diverse attractions and affordable housing. Full-time, annual salary $375K-$400K.