Interventional Pain Management Physician

Our practice is seeking to add a fellowship-trained interventional pain management physician to our growing, two physician-owned practice. This is a rare opportunity to join a well-established pain practice with an existing patient base, a collegial partnership culture, and a clear path to owning your own clinical schedule.

You will step into an active, established patient panel from day one and have full access to a modern procedure suite for the complete spectrum of interventional technique from bread-and-butter injections through advanced neuromodulation and minimally invasive spine procedures. You'll work alongside our founding physicians and advanced practice providers with real input into how your schedule, procedure mix, and growth track are structured as the practice expands into new markets.

• Evaluate and manage patients with chronic and acute pain conditions, from initial consultation through long-term treatment planning
• Perform the full range of interventional procedures, including epidural steroid injections, radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, joint injections, SI joint fusion, MILD procedure, BVN ablation, and minimally invasive spinal fusion.
• Maintain community referral relationships in your assigned region
• Help shape clinical protocols and procedure offerings as the practice expands.
• Participate in practice growth and, over time, partnership-track decision-making alongside the founding physicians

Compensation and Benefits

Base salary is competitive with the greater Philadelphia and Northeast regional market for interventional pain management physicians, depending on experience, procedure volume, and credentials, plus productivity/RVU-based bonus compensation on top of base. Additional benefits include:

• Productivity-based bonus incentive with no cap
• Partnership-track opportunity for the right candidate
• Malpractice coverage and CME allowance
• Health insurance and retirement plan
• A supportive, physician-led practice culture with low administrative overhead

Compensation range is a regional market estimate for planning purposes and will be finalized based on experience and negotiated directly with candidates.

• MD or DO with board certification (or board eligibility) in Anesthesiology or PM&R, with completed interventional pain fellowship training.
• Active or eligible Pennsylvania medical license and DEA registration
• Fellowship training in interventional pain medicine
• Strong communication skills and a patient-centered, evidence-based approach to chronic pain care

Preferred:

• Experience with spinal cord stimulation and other neuromodulation therapies
• Prior experience in a private practice or physician-owned setting