Interventional Pain Management Physician
7 days ago
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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Full-time
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Job Description
Interventional Pain Management PhysicianOverview & Highlights/n /n
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Location:
Phoenix, AZ (with 2 days/month in Casa Grande ASC) /n
- Schedule: Clinic + procedural mix (1–2 days/week in ASC) /n
- Compensation: $450,000 guaranteed base /n
- Bonus Structure:40% of office collections /n
- 25% of ASC collections (after implant costs) /n
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Benefits:
Medical, Dental, Vision; 4 weeks PTO/Sick Time; $2,000 CME stipend; malpractice and license coverage /n
- Sign-On / Relocation Bonus: Available; enhanced packages for physicians bringing an existing patient panel or practice /n Location & Logistics/n /n
- Work Environment: Established outpatient pain management practice with access to ASC /n
- Coverage Model or Hours: Blend of clinic and procedural days; typically 1–2 surgery days per week /n
- Travel: Minimal; 2 days per month in Casa Grande for ASC cases /n
- Call Expectations: No heavy call burden; outpatient-focused model /n About the Opportunity / A Day in the Life/n 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. /n 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. /n 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. Why This Role Stands Out/n /n
- Strong balance of clinic and procedural time with built-in ASC access /n
- High earning potential with transparent, production-based bonus structure /n
- Dedicated NP support to improve efficiency and reduce administrative burden /n
- Flexible structure that allows you to shape your patient panel and procedural mix /n
- Opportunity to scale quickly with strong referral patterns in the Phoenix market /n
- Additional financial incentives available for physicians bringing an existing practice or patient base /n What We’re Looking For/n /n
- Interventional pain physician who enjoys both clinic and procedural work /n
- Comfortable performing a range of spine and pain procedures /n
- Efficient, patient-focused, and team-oriented /n
- Interested in building or growing a long-term practice /n
- Values autonomy while working within a collaborative environment /n Job Duties & Responsibilities/n /n
- Evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients with acute and chronic pain conditions /n
- Perform interventional pain procedures in an ASC setting /n
- Develop individualized treatment plans, including procedural and non-procedural options /n
- Collaborate with NP and clinical staff to manage patient flow and follow-ups /n
- Maintain accurate and timely documentation /n
- Educate patients on treatment options, risks, and expected outcomes /n
- Participate in care coordination with referring providers /n
- Ensure compliance with clinical and regulatory standards /n
- Optimize procedural scheduling and efficiency in the ASC /n
- Contribute to practice growth through high-quality patient care /n Required Qualifications/n /n
- MD or DO degree /n
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pain Management, Anesthesiology, PM&R, or related field /n
- Completion of an accredited pain fellowship /n
- Active or eligible for Arizona medical licensure /n Preferred Background/n /n
- Experience in interventional pain procedures, including spine interventions and implants /n
- Prior experience working in an ASC setting /n
- Track record of building or maintaining a patient panel /n
- Interest in practice growth and long-term stability /n This Role Is Likely a Fit If You…/n /n
- Want a true mix of clinic and procedural work /n
- Prefer a predictable schedule with dedicated ASC time /n
- Value support from an NP and efficient clinical workflows /n
- Are motivated by production-based upside in addition to a strong base /n
- Want flexibility to grow your own practice style within a supportive structure /n This Role May Not Be a Fit If You…/n /n
- Prefer a purely procedural or purely clinic-based role /n
- Are not comfortable working in both clinic and ASC settings /n
- Prefer a highly structured or hospital-employed environment with limited autonomy /n
- Are not interested in participating in practice growth or production-based compensation /n
- Require a heavy inpatient or hospital-based pain model /n Why Join Us/n 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