Physician Pain Management - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Medical Director of Interventional Pain & Spine opening in Burlington, MA Full-Time | Pain Medicine Leadership | 20% Administrative Time | H-1B EligibleA multidisciplinary Pain and Spine Center in the Greater Boston area is seeking a full-time Medical Director to lead and grow its interventional pain program.Opportunity Highlights:

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• Lead a comprehensive Interventional Pain and Spine Center
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• Treat acute, chronic, cancer-related, and complex spine pain conditions
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• Clinical scope includes medication management, image-guided spine interventions, neuromodulation, minimally invasive therapies, and multidisciplinary pain pathways
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• Partner with Anesthesiology, Neurosurgery, Orthopedics, Oncology, PM&R, Primary Care, Behavioral Health, Rheumatology, Palliative Care, and Rehabilitation Services
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• Support outpatient clinic growth, procedural expansion, provider mentorship, quality, safety, and patient experience initiatives
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• Opportunity to develop a multidisciplinary Pain Fellowship Program
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• Promote education, research, clinical innovation, and outcomes-focused care
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• 20% dedicated administrative time
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• H-1B visa sponsorship accepted
Compensation and Benefits:\n
• Salary range: $485,000 - $515,000
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• Additional benefits to be discussed during the interview process
Candidate Requirements:\n
• MD or DO
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• Completion of an accredited Pain Fellowship required
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• Board Certification required
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• Massachusetts medical license or eligibility
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• 5-10 years of clinical experience preferred
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• 3+ years of clinical leadership experience preferred
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• Strong leadership, communication, collaboration, and program-growth skills
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• Experience with quality, safety, healthcare systems, data analysis, and clinical decision-making preferred
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Burlington, Massachusetts offers a desirable Greater Boston location with strong schools, cultural amenities, restaurants, shopping, outdoor recreation, and convenient access to Boston, the mountains, and the New England seacoast.\n