Physiatrist - Interventional Spine & Pain

Job description

Location:
Farmington, CT

Farmington, Connecticut is a picturesque New England town offering an exceptional quality of life with excellent schools, vibrant cultural amenities, and easy access to both Boston and New York City within two hours. Whether you prefer scenic shoreline living, welcoming suburban communities, or urban conveniences, Farmington provides a beautiful backdrop for both your personal and professional life.

Facility:
This facility is part of Connecticut's most integrated and comprehensive health care system, with more than 40,000 colleagues dedicated to patient-centered care. The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation program operates within a progressive, physician-led environment featuring advanced technology, subspecialty expertise, and extensive academic and clinical network resources, including co-located physical therapy, advanced imaging, and interventional radiology services.

Opportunity:
Physician - Physiatry

Job Details:

• Seeking an experienced Physiatrist with fellowship training in Interventional Pain to join a growing spine and pain program
• Serve as an important entry point for patients with acute and chronic spine-related pain, helping to establish a model for evidence-based, personalized, and coordinated spine care
• Evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients with spine and musculoskeletal conditions as part of a collaborative team including neurospine physicians, advanced practitioners, and physical therapists
• Perform ultrasound- and fluoroscopic-guided injections and other interventional procedures within state-of-the-art facilities
• Practice in a highly collaborative environment with physical therapy, advanced imaging, and interventional radiology services conveniently co-located to support comprehensive patient care
• Participate in inpatient call coverage and weekend admissions based on team rotation and vacation schedules
• Contribute to the continued development and growth of a comprehensive spine care program
• Collaborate across disciplines and leverage the extensive resources of a large integrated academic and clinical health network
• MD or DO required; Board Certified or Board Eligible in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
• Fellowship training in Interventional Pain, Pain Medicine, or a related discipline required
• Experience with ultrasound- and fluoroscopic-guided procedures required
• Strong interest in non-operative spine care and multidisciplinary patient management