Interventional Pain Physician, Michigan - No Call, $3500 Day Rate
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Job description
Interventional Pain Management Opportunity in Michigan
You will step into a highly interventional, procedure-forward pain practice with an established referral network and no formal call. This part-time Interventional Pain Medicine role is built for physicians who want to focus on fluoroscopic and ultrasound-guided procedures with conservative medication management. You will work across two Michigan locations with support from an APP on-site and access to mentoring from other pain physicians within the partner hospital system.
Why Join Us?
- Procedure-heavy scope: The practice is 100% procedural at this time, with conservative medical management.
- Predictable part-time schedule: Options include 2 days every other week or 1 day every week, with alternating weeks between facilities.
- No formal call: Outpatient-only role with no formal call requirements.
- Strong procedural support: Dedicated procedure staffing is available, including C-arm rad techs, procedure nurses, and MA support; nurse-guided sedation model.
- Day-rate compensation: Open to W2 or 1099; target starting day rate is $3,500 per day, with flexibility to go higher if needed.
Candidate Requirements
- MD or DO.
- ACGME-accredited Interventional Pain Medicine fellowship required.
- Board certified in your residency specialty; board eligible or board certified in Pain Medicine via ABA (per client requirement).
- Competency in the required procedure set outlined by the practice (see [Register to View] and PNS competency preferred.
- No visa sponsorship.
Life in Michigan
Michigan offers four-season recreation with easy access to lakes, trails, and weekend getaways, making it a strong fit if you value time outdoors when you are off. Many communities offer a comfortable pace of life with a mix of local dining, events, and family-friendly amenities. If you are splitting time between two sites, you can often tailor where you live based on the lifestyle you want, from smaller towns to larger regional hubs.
Start the conversation today to see if this part-time interventional pain role aligns with your procedural focus and schedule goals.