Alaska
Interventional/sports medicine physiatry practice opportunity, Juneau, full- or part-time or locum tenens, potential for ASC ownership,top 10% compensation
Arkansas
Interventional or general outpatient physiatry job, Little Rock area, open to visa holders
California
Interventional physiatry job, Rancho Mirage, CA, sign-on bonus
Canada
Interventional physiatry practice opportunity, Toronto, open to visa holders
Connecticut
Interventional or General Outpatient Physiatry Practice Opportunity, Waterbury-willing to train
Delaware
Interventional physiatry job, Dover, open to visa holders
Delaware
Interventional spine physiatrist practice opportunity, Newark
Florida
Interventional physiatry practice opportunity, greater Orlando in Deland/Orange City
Florida
Interventional physiatrist job, Daytona Beach area – 4 – 6 days/month, 1 day/week or so
Georgia
Interventional Physiatrist Practice Opportunity, Atlanta, 4 days/week
Indiana
Interventional and regenerative physiatry TRAINING, Fort Wayne
Iowa
Interventional physiatry practice opportunity, Des Moines
Kentucky
Interventional physiatry practice opportunity, willing to train also, Ashland
Massachusetts
Interventional Physiatrist Job, Boston area of MA, 3 days/week, can be more if interested
Michigan
Interventional physiatry job, Grand Rapids, $50K sign-on bonus, no chronic pain!
Nebraska
Interventional (willing to train) or general outpatient physiatry job, Grand Island-with 130 restaurants, big- and small stores, nature trails,#1 in the world for bird watching! Open to visa holders
New Hampshire
Interventional physiatry or pain anesthesiology practice opportunity, Concord
New Jersey
General Outpatient or Interventional pain practice purchase opportunity,Central New Jersey locations within 16 M radius from Princeton, willing to train
New Jersey
Interventional pain or general outpatient practice opportunity, part-time, Central New Jersey locations within 16 M radius from Princeton, willing to train
New Mexico
Interventional academic physiatry practice opportunity, Albuquerque, NM
New York
Interventional physiatry pain jobs, BRONX or WESTCHESTER COUNTY or BROOKLYN or MANHATTAN or QUEENS or LONG ISLAND or FISHKILL(DUCHESS COUNTY)
New York
Interventional spine physiatry job, full- or part-time, Brooklyn
New York
General Outpatient Pain Management or Interventional Physiatry Practice Opportunity, Manhattan and/or Scarsdale, 1 – 2 days/week
North Carolina
Interventional spine available fluoro suite for lease 2 1/2 days/week, near Raleigh
North Carolina
Interventional pain full- or part-time physiatry job, Raleigh and Charlotte
South Carolina
Interventional physiatry practice opportunity, coastal SC
Texas
Interventional practice opportunity, 100 miles to Dallas
Washington
Interventional or general outpatient physiatry practice opportunity, Tacoma
Washington
Interventional Physiatrist Practice Opportunity, Seattle and Vancouver – 3 – 4 days/week
Your Guide to Interventional Pain Medicine Career Practice Opportunities
Whether you’re completing your Pain Medicine Fellowship or exploring your next career move, Farr Healthcare can help you navigate interventional pain medicine job opportunities nationwide.
Compensation for new Pain Medicine physicians varies based on geographic location, practice setting, procedural mix, and compensation structure. Interventional positions may offer significant earning potential, particularly in practices with established referral networks and high procedural volumes. When evaluating offers, consider the full compensation package, including productivity incentives, benefits, cost of living, and local tax rates. Farr Healthcare can help you compare practice opportunities and understand the factors that influence compensation.
Good. Pain Medicine Fellows can pursue interventional practice opportunities in private practices, hospital systems, and multidisciplinary groups nationwide. Opportunities vary by geographic market, employer needs, and physician qualifications. Factors such as an aging population and the ongoing need for comprehensive pain management contribute to demand for physicians with interventional training.
Many fellows begin exploring practice opportunities six to twelve months before completing their training. Starting early allows time to evaluate different practice settings, interview with employers, negotiate contracts, and complete credentialing requirements. Farr Healthcare can help fellows explore practice opportunities nationwide and identify positions that align with their career goals.
Yes. Many interventional pain medicine opportunities are open to physicians who completed residency training in either Anesthesiology or Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), followed by an accredited Pain Medicine Fellowship. Eligibility depends on the practice's requirements, procedural expectations, and credentialing criteria. Farr Healthcare works with employers to identify opportunities that match each physician's training and qualifications.
Opportunities range from private practices and hospital-employed positions to multidisciplinary groups and academic settings. Some practices focus primarily on interventional procedures, while others combine procedures with outpatient consultations and medication management. Understanding the balance of responsibilities is important when selecting a position that matches your interests and training.
Beyond compensation, fellows should evaluate patient volume, procedural mix, support staff, mentorship, call requirements, and opportunities for professional growth. Understanding how a practice operates day to day can help determine whether it offers the right environment for a successful transition from fellowship.
Yes. Some private practices offer pathways to partnership or ownership, although eligibility and timelines vary. Fellows interested in long-term practice ownership should ask about partnership requirements, financial expectations, and future growth opportunities before accepting a position.
A strong CV should clearly highlight your medical training, Pain Medicine Fellowship, procedural experience, certifications, research, and relevant professional accomplishments. Farr Healthcare offers complimentary CV reviews and personalized feedback to help candidates present their qualifications effectively. Many fellowship programs also provide CV development resources.
Absolutely. Farr Healthcare works with both graduating fellows and experienced Pain Medicine physicians seeking new practice opportunities. Whether you're interested in higher compensation, a different practice setting, greater flexibility, partnership opportunities, or relocating to a new market, we can help you explore interventional positions that align with your professional and personal goals. Our services are complimentary to physician candidates, and we welcome inquiries from physicians at every stage of their careers.