Interventional Pain Physician: Leadership & Imaging-Guided Injections

MaineGuide; Kennebunk (ME); On-site; USD 383,000 - 468,000; Full time

Job summary

MaineHealth Pain Care – Kennebunk is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Interventional Pain Medicine Physician to join our multidisciplinary pain program. The role focuses on evaluating and treating acute and chronic pain with interventional injections, rehabilitation, and behavioral health integration.

You will work with a dedicated team to provide fluoro-guided spinal and ultrasound-guided injections, addressing complex spine and musculoskeletal disorders while contributing to leadership

Qualifications

• MD/DO from an accredited medical school.
• Fellowship training must be completed by an ACGME-accredited program.
• Active and unrestricted State of Maine medical license, or ability to obtain prior to employment.
• Board Certification/Eligibility in Interventional Pain Medicine.

Responsibilities

• Treat a diverse patient population with musculoskeletal, back and neck pain.
• Perform fluoro-guided spinal injections and ultrasound-guided injections.
• Address pain using interventional techniques, rehabilitation, and behavioral health integration.
• Collaborate with MA, Rad Tech, and nursing staff; pursue leadership opportunities.

Skills

Interventional Pain Medicine

Education

MD/DO from an accredited medical school

Fellowship training completed by an ACGME accredited program

Active Maine medical license or ability to obtain

Active and unrestricted DEA license or ability to obtain

Job description

MaineHealth Pain Care – Kennebunk is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Interventional Pain Medicine Physician to join our multidisciplinary pain program. The role focuses on evaluating and treating acute and chronic pain with interventional injections, rehabilitation, and behavioral health integration.

You will work with a dedicated team to provide fluoro-guided spinal and ultrasound-guided injections, addressing complex spine and musculoskeletal disorders while contributing to leadership