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Board
Certified: American Society of Anesthesiology
Subspecialist: Interventional
Pain Medicine
Anesthesiology Residency:
University of Virginia Medical School, Charlottesville
MD: University of Wisconsin
Medical School, Madison Wisconsin
Faculty Member: American Society of Interventional
Pain Physicians, International Spine Intervention
Society
Member: American Medical
Association, American Society of Anesthesiology,
American Academy of Pain Medicine
Instructor: Technique courses
and educational inservices for physicians
across the United States
Clinical Researcher: On acute
and chronic pain |
Knowledge and commitment
“The years I’ve spent studying
Anesthesiology, Pharmacology and Interventional
Pain Medicine have given me the comprehensive
knowledge I need to provide true, lasting pain
relief for my patients. Understanding both the
physiology of chronic pain, and how various medications
and other treatments work inside the body is absolutely
essential. I am proud to combine this knowledge
with an unwavering commitment to making sure every
patient I treat is 100 percent comfortable with
the solutions I provide.”
Comprehensive solutions
“Chronic pain is not just physically
exhausting, it is a complex challenge that can
affect many areas of your life. Emotional issues,
family relationships, job-related concerns, and
financial stress can all play a part in the pain
cycle. My goal is to provide comprehensive solutions
that resolve many aspects of your pain. To accomplish
this, I pinpoint and treat the physical source
of your pain and work to identify underlying issues
that, if left untreated, may be interfering with
your ability to find relief. Over the years, I’ve
found that this approach consistently provides
the best results for my patients.”
Sharing innovations
“In addition to working with patients,
I also enjoy collaborating with other medical
professionals at meetings and inservices across
the country. I am fortunate to have the opportunity
to teach other physicians about the latest, leading-edge
pain relief techniques. I am also proud to be
an active participant in clinical research and
the development of innovative new technologies
for use in the field. By sharing this information,
I know that more people will receive the effective
solutions they need to enjoy a life that is no
longer controlled by chronic pain.”
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