Interventional Pain Management Opportunity in Northern Maine

You will step into a high-procedural interventional pain practice with an established referral network and no formal call. This is an Interventional Pain Medicine position with flexibility on your residency pathway, as long as you completed an ACGME-accredited pain fellowship. Practice across Northern Maine with a schedule built around procedures, supported by dedicated procedural staff and an APP at each location.

What We Offer You

• Interventional focus: Approximately 70% procedures and 30% clinic, with conservative medication management.
• Procedure-forward schedule: Typically 3 to 4 procedure days and 1 to 2 clinic days per week, full-time is 4 to 5 days.
• No formal call: Outpatient model with no formal call requirement.
• Strong procedural throughput: Once ramped, expected volume is 25 to 30 procedures per day, adjusted for higher RFA volume.
• Compensation and core benefits: Starting at $500k for 5 days with productivity bonus options; 2-year auto-renew contract with 120-day mutual termination clause; PTO starts at 4 weeks; typically $5,000 CME with days included within PTO; full-time benefits include health, life, disability, dental, vision, and 401k.

Candidate Requirements

• MD or DO.
• Board certified in your residency specialty; board eligible or board certified in Pain Medicine (ABA, ABPMR, or ABPN).
• ACGME-accredited Pain Fellowship, preferred.
• Procedural competency across the group's interventional pain procedures; SCS and PNS competency preferred.
• No visa sponsorship.

Life in Northern Maine

This opportunity is based in Northern Maine, a region known for four-season outdoor recreation and easy access to lakes, rivers, and forested trails. If you value space, a smaller-community feel, and time outside of work, this area can be a strong fit. You will be practicing in a setting where patients often rely on established local referral networks for specialty care.

Start the conversation today to learn more and see if this role fits your procedural interests and long-term goals.