Interventional Pain Medicine Physician Options In Florida!
Job at a glance
Job description
Some locations will accept part-time and some locations will offer a higher salary
Locations: Jacksonville | Daytona | Ormond Beach | Jensen Beach | Fort Pierce
$500,000 Salary depending upon location | Expected First-Year Earnings $700,000+ | Uncapped Earning Potential. Monday–Friday | No Nights | No Weekends | No Call | 100% Outpatient
Join a well-established, high-volume pain management practice with an immediate patient base, strong referral network, experienced clinical support, and significant procedural opportunity. This is an excellent opportunity for an Interventional Pain Physician who wants to focus on procedures, maximize productivity, and maintain an exceptional work-life balance.
Position Highlights
- Productivity-based incentives with uncapped earning potential
- High procedural and clinic volume
- Established patient base and strong referral network
- 100% outpatient – no hospital rounding
- Monday–Friday with no nights, weekends, holidays, or call
- Dedicated NP/PA/MA and experienced procedural support team
- Streamlined workflow designed to maximize physician efficiency and procedural time
- Locum Tenens opportunity with potential for long-term or permanent placement
Interventional Procedures: Opportunity to maintain a strong procedural practice performing | Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar epidural steroid injections | Facet joint injections | Medial branch blocks | Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) | large and small joint injections | Spinal cord stimulator procedures | Minimally invasive pain management procedures
Practice:
This role combines interventional procedures with outpatient pain management in an efficient, physician-supported environment.
Patient Volume: 20–30 patients per day
Support: Dedicated NP/PA/MA and experienced procedural team
EMR: eClinicalWorks
Setting: 100% outpatient pain management
Qualifications: Board Certified in Pain Management, Anesthesiology, or PM&R | Fellowship-trained in Interventional Pain Management | Active or in process Florida medical license & active DEA license | Strong experience performing interventional pain procedures
Skills and Qualifications:
– Medical degree (MD or DO) from an accredited institution.
– Board certification or eligibility in neurology, pain management, or related specialty.
– Valid medical license to practice in the relevant state or region.
– Proven experience in managing spine, pain, and neurological conditions.
– Strong interpersonal and communication skills to effectively interact with patients and team members.
– Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary healthcare setting.
– Commitment to providing compassionate, patient-centered care.
– Knowledge of current medical technologies and treatment protocols in pain and neuro care.