Interventional Pain Management
About The Position
Responsible for monitoring patient comfort before, during, and after surgical or medical procedures through the administration of anesthesia and other medications. Administers anesthetics during surgery and adjusts them as needed. Monitor patients' vital signs. Join 2 other Pain providers in a multi-specialty suite shared with Neurosurgery - our collaborative staff is cross-trained. Orthopedics is across the hall. Full-time is 35 direct patient care hours completed in 4 days. Schedule is 2 days procedure and 2 days in clinic. Full complement of interventions: Peripheral joint, Trigger point, Facet & Sacroiliac joint injection and Epidurals. Botox for migraines and RFAs.
Requirements
- Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) Required or Doctor of Medicine (MD) Required
- Licensed Medical Physician and Surgeon Upon Hire Required or Licensed Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Upon Hire Required
- Certification by the American Board of Anesthesiology. Upon Hire Required
- Successful completion of an Anesthesiology residency. Upon Hire Required
Nice To Haves
- Fellowship trained and Board Certified - or Board Eligible for new grad
Responsibilities
- Monitoring patient comfort before, during, and after surgical or medical procedures through the administration of anesthesia and other medications.
- Administering anesthetics during surgery and adjusting them as needed.
- Monitoring patients' vital signs.
Benefits
- Parental Leave up to 4 weeks
- Six weeks STO, plus 6 standard holidays
- Competitive compensation and incentive plan
- $5,500 CME allowance
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
