Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician - Interventional Pain

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addison kenway associatesJamaica (NY)

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician - Interventional Pain - Jamaica, New York A growing interventional pain management practice in New York is seeking a fellowship-trained Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician to perform image-guided procedures and provide comprehensive pain evaluations across two modern clinical sites. The physician will manage a mix of acute and chronic pain conditions, perform interventional treatments, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes. This role offers procedural autonomy, schedule stability, and a competitive compensation package.

Qualifications:

Board-certified or board-eligible in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Fellowship training in Interventional Pain Management
Active or eligible New York medical license and DEAProficiency in image-guided spine and joint procedures
Strong diagnostic and patient-communication skills
Ability to work across multiple practice locations

LocationWestern Queens offers abundant recreation with parks, cultural venues, and easy access to Manhattan. Housing ranges from classic neighborhoods to newly developed residential options. The area provides strong employment opportunities and diverse educational resources. SalarySalary details shown on third party job boards may be estimated or inaccurate. Final compensation is set by the hiring manager and discussed directly with qualified candidates during the interview process.

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