Interventional Pain Physician

About the Role

Capitol Pain Institute seeks board-certified or eligible Interventional Pain Management physicians trained in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation or Anesthesia. Work in a private practice setting focused on advanced interventional procedures to manage chronic pain and minimize opioid use.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform fluoroscopically guided interventional procedures including epidurals, medial branch blocks, neurotomy, discography, spinal cord stimulation, and radiofrequency ablation.
• Assess pain symptoms and develop individualized multidisciplinary treatment plans.
• Manage chronic pain with evidence-based techniques.
• Provide compassionate patient care ensuring safety during procedures.
• Maintain accurate documentation and adhere to clinical protocols.

Requirements

• Completion or enrollment in an ACGME-accredited Pain Management Fellowship.
• Board Certified or Eligible in Anesthesia or PM&R and Interventional Pain Management.
• Active or processing state medical license.

Benefits & Compensation

• Salary plus incentive-based compensation.
• W-2 employment status.
• No health insurance coverage offered.

Work Schedule

• Full-time.
• Call and weekend requirements not specified.

This role offers comprehensive training and a patient-centered environment. Note the lack of health insurance benefits. Contact Capitol Pain Institute for more details.