Interventional Pain Management Physician - Vero Beach, Florida

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florida society of interventional pain physiciansVero Beach (FL)

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Description: Interventional Spine and Pain Institute, a well-respected and established Interventional Pain Management practice, is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine or Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Interventional Pain Management Physician to anchor the flagship office in Vero Beach, FL. Candidate must have excellent bedside manner, time management skills and be looking for long-term employment in an outpatient clinical setting. The position will provide a variety of pain management care and may supervise ARNPs and Physician Assistants. Position requires a variety of clinical and technical skills including coordination, workup, diagnosis, treatment, management and follow up of pain patients. Clinic hours are 8:00am-5:00pm Monday – Friday. Position offers a competitive salary guarantee with variable incentives with PTO, CME time and allowance. Qualifications, Skills and Requirements Board Certified in Pain Management Proficient in Interventional Pain Procedures Advanced procedural and/or EMG experience is a plusACLS and BLS certifications required Must be personable, reliable, and capable of managing a full patient schedule Licensure, Registry Required: Active State of Florida and Federal DEA Certification Competitive salary based on experience and availability Incentivized bonus structurePTO, CME time and allowance

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