Interventional Pain Management Physician

Job Description

Job Description

Interventional Pain Management Physician
Peninsula Pain Clinic | Kitsap County, Washington

Compensation: $300,000–$350,000 annually + performance-based bonus
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Location: Silverdale & Poulsbo, Washington

Join an Established, Growing Pain Management Practice

Peninsula Pain Clinic, part of Sound Pain Alliance, is seeking an Interventional Pain
Management Physician to join our growing team in beautiful Kitsap County,
Washington.

We are a comprehensive pain management practice providing both medication
management and interventional pain procedures. Our team includes physicians,
PAs, and ARNPs who work collaboratively to provide high-quality, patient-centered care.
Our procedures are performed in-office with fluoroscopy at our Silverdale location and
at a freestanding multispecialty ASC in Poulsbo.

This is an excellent opportunity for a physician who enjoys a private-practice
environment, values teamwork, and wants to build a long-term career within an
established and growing practice.

What We Offer
 Competitive base salary of $300,000–$350,000
 Performance-based bonus structure
 Potential ownership track
 Medical, dental, and vision insurance
 401(k) with company match
 Malpractice insurance coverage
 Professional licensing and fee allowance
 Continuing medical education allowance
 Paid time off
 Seven paid holidays
 Supportive, collaborative work environment
 Monday–Friday schedule with no routine weekend requirement

What You'll Do
 Evaluate and diagnose patients with acute and chronic pain conditions
 Obtain and review medical histories, physical examinations, diagnostic studies,
and medical records
 Develop individualized treatment plans utilizing medication management and
interventional procedures
 Perform appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic injections and other
interventional pain procedures
 Order, review, and interpret laboratory studies, including urine drug screens
 Educate patients and families regarding treatment plans, medications,
procedures, and wellness
 Monitor treatment outcomes and provide continuity of care
 Collaborate with PAs, ARNPs, and other healthcare professionals
 Coordinate care with specialists when appropriate
 Maintain accurate and timely medical documentation
 Follow applicable federal, state, and professional regulations and standards
 Participate as an active member of a collaborative clinical team
Qualifications
 Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
 Completion of an accredited fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine
 Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pain Medicine
 Current Washington State medical license or eligibility to obtain one
 Active DEA registration
 Strong clinical, communication, and patient-care skills
 Commitment to providing compassionate, high-quality pain management

Why Kitsap County?
Kitsap County offers the opportunity to enjoy a more relaxed, community-oriented
lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of the Seattle metropolitan area. With

beautiful waterfront communities, outdoor recreation, and convenient ferry access to
Seattle, the area offers