Interventional Pain Physician

Job Description

Seeking a Fellowship Trained Interventional Pain Physician to lead diagnosis and management of chronic pain using advanced protocols, develop evidence-based treatment plans, and coordinate care within the team and community specialists.

The role involves 3-4 clinic days across multiple locations, with 1-2 days dedicated to performing procedures in-office and at a certified ambulatory surgery center. Procedures include epidural and facet blocks/RFA, with optional skills in EMG, ultrasound-guided interventions, MILD, Kyphoplasty, and Vertiflex.

Ideal candidates have clinical experience, proficiency in interventional techniques, and a desire to specialize in a high-demand field. New graduates are encouraged to apply.

This full-time position offers a Monday-Friday schedule with no nights or weekends, competitive compensation, and benefits including health plans, retirement, paid time off, and professional development.

Located in Northern California, the area provides diverse attractions, affordable housing, and quality schools. Candidates must hold an accredited medical degree, pain fellowship, board certification or eligibility, and a valid California medical license.