Interventional Pain Management Physician – Established Practice | Multiple Locations
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Interventional Pain Management Physician – Established Practice | Multiple Locations
Permanent | Full-Time | Outpatient | Monday–Friday
Opportunity Overview
NorTek Medical Staffing is partnering with an established specialty medical practice to recruit an experienced Interventional Pain Physician for outpatient practice opportunities across multiple U.S. markets.
This opportunity is ideal for a physician who combines strong clinical judgment, procedural expertise, and compassionate patient care. Join an established practice with an existing patient population, referral relationships, and clinical infrastructure, allowing you to focus on patient care and interventional procedures.
The selected physician will evaluate and treat patients with chronic pain, spinal conditions, and musculoskeletal disorders while collaborating with experienced clinical professionals in a supportive outpatient environment.
Position Highlights
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Full-time, Monday–Friday schedule.
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Established outpatient pain management practice.
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Approximately 25–30 patients per day.
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Balanced mix of new patient evaluations, follow-up visits, and interventional procedures.
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Existing patient population and referral network.
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Established clinical support and procedural infrastructure.
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Base salary plus productivity-based compensation.
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Multiple geographic options, with Florida opportunities prioritized.
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Target start date: January 2027.
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Credentialing typically requires approximately 45–60 days, depending on individual circumstances
Job Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive patient evaluations and review medical histories, imaging, and diagnostic findings.
Diagnose and manage chronic pain, spinal disorders, and related musculoskeletal conditions.
Develop individualized treatment plans incorporating interventional procedures, medication management, rehabilitation, and referrals.
Perform interventional pain procedures consistent with training, clinical competence, facility privileges, and applicable requirements.
Monitor treatment response and modify care plans based on clinical outcomes.
Educate patients about treatment options, potential risks, expected outcomes, and continuity of care.
Coordinate care with physicians, advanced practice providers, and clinical support staff.
Maintain accurate, timely, and complete clinical documentation.
Manage an active patient schedule while maintaining appropriate standards of patient safety and care quality.
Procedural Focus
Depending on the selected practice, physician experience, and approved privileges, procedures may include:
Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar epidural steroid injections.
Facet joint injections.
Medial branch blocks.
Radiofrequency ablation.
Sacroiliac joint injections.
Large and small joint injections.
Spinal cord stimulation procedures.
Other minimally invasive interventional pain procedures.
Candidates should be prepared to discuss recent procedural experience, technical proficiency, and case volume during the interview process.
Qualifications
MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school.
Board certification or board eligibility in a specialty accepted by the selected practice.
Fellowship training in Pain Medicine or another qualifying related specialty.
Demonstrated experience evaluating and treating patients in an interventional pain setting.
Ability to manage approximately 25 or more patients per day while maintaining appropriate clinical care and documentation.
Required state medical license and DEA registration before commencing clinical services.
Strong clinical judgment, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Commitment to patient safety, professional standards, and collaborative care.
Relevant training backgrounds may include Pain Medicine, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Anesthesiology, and Neurology, subject to the selected practice's credentialing requirements.
Physicians pursuing state licensure may be considered. Interstate Medical Licensure Compact applicants may be considered where applicable, with other licensing situations reviewed individually.