Pain Management Physician (MD or DO)

Elios Healthcare; Covington (GA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity ownership (20%)

Job summary

Elios Healthcare is seeking an Interventional Pain Management physician to join a physician-led organization focused on patient outcomes, growth, and ownership. You will perform spinal injections, nerve blocks, and implant therapies in clinic and ASC settings, collaborating with APPs and staff to optimize patient flow.

The role emphasizes evidence-based care, research, and continuous improvement within a fast-growing environment.

Qualifications

• Board Certified/Board Eligible in Pain Management.
• MD or DO with an active or eligible state medical license.
• Strong procedural proficiency and clinical judgment.
• Entrepreneurial mindset with ownership interest in practice growth.
• Excellent communicator in a collaborative, fast-growing environment.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive interventional pain management in clinic and ASC settings.
• Perform spinal/joint injections, nerve blocks, and stimulator implants.
• Evaluate, treat, and follow up with patients using evidence-based plans.
• Collaborate with APPs and medical assistants to streamline patient flow.
• Contribute to clinical research and continuous improvement initiatives.

Skills

Procedural proficiency

Entrepreneurial mindset

Communication skills

Education

MD/DO degree

Tools

eClinicalWorks

Job description

About the Opportunity

Join one of the fastest-growing interventional pain management organizations in the country, an established leader in outpatient-based care, clinical innovation, and physician partnership.

Our model is built on helping patients achieve long-term pain relief, reduce dependence on narcotic medications, and improve quality of life through advanced, minimally invasive procedures.

This is an opportunity to join a collaborative team that values patient outcomes, physician growth, and ownership in your practice.

What You’ll Do

• Provide comprehensive interventional pain management services in both clinic and ASC settings
• Perform procedures such as spinal and joint injections, nerve blocks, and stimulator implants
• Evaluate, treat, and follow up with patients using evidence-based care plans
• Collaborate with experienced APPs and medical assistants to streamline patient flow
• Contribute to ongoing clinical research and continuous improvement initiatives

Compensation & Ownership Model

• Base Salary: Fully guaranteed, based on experience
• Production-Based RVU Model: Earn $75K–$125K+ annually in additional compensation, paid out once per year
• Minority Equity Ownership: Physicians may be offered the opportunity to buy into their ASC, depending on location and situation
• Quarterly Equity Distributions: Typically recoup the initial investment within 1.5 years, with long-term earnings that scale significantly over time

Each location maintains a dedicated physician partner, generally owning approximately 20% equity, depending on location

Typical Week

• 3 days per week in clinic (new patients & follow-ups, 20–25 per day)
• 2 days per week in the ASC (procedures, 18–20 per day)
• Dedicated support: ~3 MAs per physician, experienced APPs, front office, and lab staff
• EMR: eClinicalWorks
• No hospital rounding or inpatient responsibilities

Ideal Candidate

• Board Certified / Board Eligible in Pain Management
• MD or DO with an active or eligible state medical license
• Strong procedural proficiency and clinical judgment
• Entrepreneurial mindset with an interest in practice growth and potential ownership
• Excellent communicator who thrives in a collaborative, fast-growing environment

Why This Group?

• Physician-led organization focused on innovation, outcomes, and professional growth
• Leadership team that includes practicing physicians and ASC operators
• Collaborative care model with advanced resources, cutting-edge equipment, and national-scale support
• Commitment to research and clinical advancement that’s shaping the future of interventional pain medicine