Interventional Pain Management Physician - Phoenix, AZ

Interventional Pain Management Physician

This is a balanced interventional pain role combining clinic-based patient care with consistent procedural volume. Your week will include evaluating and managing a diverse pain population in the clinic while also maintaining dedicated time in the ASC for injections, minimally invasive procedures, and implants.

You'll have the support of a nurse practitioner who helps manage follow-ups, routine visits, and patient flow, allowing you to focus on higher-acuity cases and procedures. The practice is designed to optimize both efficiency and physician autonomy, giving you control over your schedule and case mix.

Procedural days are structured and predictable, with strong support staff and streamlined workflows in the ASC. The model supports physicians who want to build a robust interventional practice while maintaining continuity of care with their patients.

This role stands out with a strong balance of clinic and procedural time with built-in ASC access. It offers high earning potential with a transparent, production-based bonus structure. You'll benefit from dedicated NP support to improve efficiency and reduce administrative burden. The flexible structure allows you to shape your patient panel and procedural mix. There is an opportunity to scale quickly with strong referral patterns in the Phoenix market. Additional financial incentives are available for physicians bringing an existing practice or patient base.

We're looking for an interventional pain physician who enjoys both clinic and procedural work. You should be comfortable performing a range of spine and pain procedures. You should be efficient, patient-focused, and team-oriented. You should be interested in building or growing a long-term practice and value autonomy while working within a collaborative environment.

Your duties and responsibilities include evaluating, diagnosing, and treating patients with acute and chronic pain conditions; performing interventional pain procedures in an ASC setting; developing individualized treatment plans, including procedural and non-procedural options; collaborating with NP and clinical staff to manage patient flow and follow-ups; maintaining accurate and timely documentation; educating patients on treatment options, risks, and expected outcomes; participating in care coordination with referring providers; ensuring compliance with clinical and regulatory standards; optimizing procedural scheduling and efficiency in the ASC; and contributing to practice growth through high-quality patient care.

Required qualifications include an MD or DO degree, board certification or eligibility in pain management, anesthesiology, PM&R, or related field, completion of an accredited pain fellowship, and active or eligible for Arizona medical licensure.

Preferred background includes experience in interventional pain procedures, including spine interventions and implants; prior experience working in an ASC setting; a track record of building or maintaining a patient panel; and interest in practice growth and long-term stability.

This role is likely a fit if you want a true mix of clinic and procedural work, prefer a predictable schedule with dedicated ASC time, value support from an NP and efficient clinical workflows, are motivated by production-based upside in addition to a strong base, and want flexibility to grow your own practice style within a supportive structure.

This role may not be a fit if you prefer a purely procedural or purely clinic-based role, are not comfortable working in both clinic and ASC settings, prefer a highly structured or hospital-employed environment with limited autonomy, are not interested in participating in practice growth or production-based compensation, and require a heavy inpatient or hospital-based pain model.

This is an opportunity to step into a well-supported, high-growth pain management model in one of the most desirable markets in the country. You'll have the infrastructure, referral base, and clinical support to build a strong practice while maintaining control over how you work. Whether you're looking to grow within an established system or bring an existing patient base and expand your reach, this role offers both stability and upside.

Apply today to learn more about how this opportunity can be tailored to your practice goals.