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Interventional Pain Management Physician
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What they do
A Physician (Other) diagnoses and treats illness and injuries in patients. May specialize in working with a particular group of people (such as children), or a particular area of health care and treatment (such as cardiology, oncology, surgery, radiology or anesthesiology). Works from a private practice or within a hospital or larger healthcare facility.
$242,974 / year median in Florida
+11% projected growth
Job Description
This full-time Pain Management Physician role involves providing comprehensive pain care, including evaluations, developing treatment plans, and performing procedures like injections and nerve blocks. Responsibilities include monitoring patient progress, collaborating with healthcare teams, educating patients, and maintaining accurate records using electronic health systems. Requirements include a medical degree, completion of residency in anesthesiology or physical medicine, board certification or eligibility in pain medicine, and a valid medical license. Candidates should have experience with various pain management procedures, managing both acute and chronic pain, and strong communication skills. Benefits offered include health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and professional development support. The position offers a competitive salary of $300,000-$400,000 and may require up to 25% travel. The work location is in person.
Benefits
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Professional Development
- Other Retirement and Savings
- Health Insurance