Anesthesiologist - Illinois - Pain Medicine Assignment

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curativeEast Galesburg (IL)

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Anesthesiologist - Illinois - Pain Medicine AssignmentSeeking a fellowship-trained Pain Medicine Anesthesiologist in Illinois, near major urban centers. HighlightsProcedure-focused pain management — no general anesthesia duties Outpatient setting — no chronic medication management Interventional procedures with follow-up care Turnover vacancy — opportunity to join a new team Exciting setting focused on pain interventions Practice SettingOutpatient interventional pain management clinic Focus on image-guided procedures No chronic opioid or medication management involved SchedulePart-time or PRN — work around your schedule Control over dates — choose your preferred weeks No call required — maximize time between shifts Cases and ProceduresLumbar and cervical epidural steroid injections Trigger point injections and radiofrequency ablations Facilitate joint injections and medial branch blocks Other interventional procedures as per scope of practice RequirementsBoard eligible/certified in Anesthesiology and/or Pain Medicine Anesthesiology residency and Pain Medicine fellowship training Experience in interventional pain procedures Comfortable with outpatient procedural settings

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