Interventional Pain Management Physician | Spine Specialist

Southern Sports Medicine Partners; Warner Robins (GA); On-site; USD 250,000 - 380,000; Full time

Job summary

PartnerCare, a Spine & Pain specialty group, seeks a physician to provide advanced interventional pain management in Warner Robins, GA. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to deliver evidence-based care and improve patient outcomes.

The role requires an MD or DO, 4–7 years post-graduate training, completion of a Pain Management Fellowship (or in process), and active licensure. You will supervise staff, order diagnostics, perform procedures, and contribute to growth and community

Qualifications

• Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree required.
• 4–7 years post-graduate training including internship and residency.
• Pain Management Fellowship completion or in process.
• Board certified or board eligible; active state license and DEA.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive, multi‑disciplinary pain management care and supervise APPs.
• Evaluate patients for injury, disease, and chronic pain with history and exams.
• Determine and implement treatment plans including medications, nerve blocks, and therapies.
• Order appropriate diagnostic radiology tests and labs.
• Perform interventional procedures in outpatient or ASC settings.
• Monitor patient progress and modify plans as needed.
• Counsel patients/families on care, nutrition, and health promotion.

Skills

Pain management knowledge

Interventional procedures

Patient communication

Team collaboration

Clinical examination

Medical record keeping

Education

MD/DO degree

Pain Management Fellowship

Board certification eligibility

Active medical license

Tools

EMR systems

PACS

CPT coding

Job description

PartnerCare, a Spine & Pain specialty group, seeks a physician to provide advanced interventional pain management in Warner Robins, GA. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to deliver evidence-based care and improve patient outcomes.

The role requires an MD or DO, 4–7 years post-graduate training, completion of a Pain Management Fellowship (or in process), and active licensure. You will supervise staff, order diagnostics, perform procedures, and contribute to growth and community