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Interventional Pain Management Physician Marlton NJ

Posted 9 days ago

healthcare recruitment counselorsChesterfield (NJ)

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Senior

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$200+ per hour

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About the role

Interventional Pain Management Physician Marlton NJPart-Time $200+/HourWe are seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible, Fellowship-Trained Interventional Pain Management Physician to join our growing practice serving Vineland and Marlton, NJ.This part-time opportunity offers $200+ per hour, an established referral network, modern outpatient facilities, and strong administrative support. We have an immediate opening for a physician who enjoys hands-on procedural care and helping patients improve function and quality of life. What Youll Do Evaluate and treat patients with acute and chronic spine, joint, and musculoskeletal pain. Develop individualized treatment plans. Perform fluoroscopy-guided interventional procedures, including:o Epidural steroid injections.o Medial branch blocks.o Radiofrequency ablations (RFA).o Sacroiliac and peripheral joint injections.o Spinal cord stimulator trials and implants, depending on experience. Collaborate with advanced practice providers and clinical staff. Maintain accurate, timely EMR documentation.
Qualifications: MD or DO Fellowship training in Interventional Pain Management. Active New Jersey medical license or eligibility for licensure. DEA registration. EMG/NCV and spinal cord stimulator experience preferred.
Why Join Us?
  • Competitive compensation of $200+ per hour. Part-time opportunity with an established, growing practice. Strong referral network and high procedural volume. Modern outpatient facilities. Administrative support that helps you focus on patient care. Collaborative clinical team.
  • Interested in a part-time, procedure-focused role with a supportive team? Apply today with your CV for consideration.
  • Please send your resume to Brian Torchin
  • Brian Torchin / CEOHCRC Staffing
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