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David Careers

Pain Management Physician

Posted 6 days ago

jackson physician searchOak Ridge (NJ)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$400,000 - $500,000 per year

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About the role

An established interventional pain, spine & orthopedics private practice based in NY and NJ is seeking an experienced Interventional Pain physician to join their growing NJ team.
About the Position: Must be licensed and experienced practicing in New Jersey- Highly procedure-focused role with significant patient volume- Work closely with an experienced neurosurgeon to evaluate and work up patients for spine surgery - Opportunity to perform advanced procedures, including cervical discectomy, endoscopic procedures, and other advanced interventional pain techniques- Rotate among established and expanding locations in Elizabeth, Totowa, New Brunswick, and West New York- Excellent opportunity for someone who wants to be part of a growing, efficiently operated practice without the bureaucracy of a large health system
Compensation & Benefits: $400,000-$500,000 base salary, depending on experience- Profit sharing beginning in year two, tied to procedures, productivity, collections, and practice growth- Significant long-term earning potential for a high-performing physician- Exceptional candidates with the right experience and technical skill set will be considered for higher compensation Why North Jersey?- Live in North Jersey or commute easily into New York City- Convenient access to NYC, with multiple practice locations positioned throughout the region- Ideal opportunity for a physician who wants the lifestyle and proximity of the NYC metro area while joining a private practice with meaningful autonomy and earning potential For more information, please contact: Katherine Hurford, Search Consultant Schedule a time to speak with me:

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