Good pain medicine requires a strong doctor-patient relationship. Patients need to trust that they will be listened to, and treated with compassion, honesty, and competency. Patients need to believe that their doctor understands their condition, and has clear goals in treatment. Patients need to experience excellence in procedural care.
I’ve been in practice for more than fifteen years now, and delivering on the promise of good pain medicine is what I do best. My patients should never feel as though I don’t understand why they’re in my office. They should never wonder whether or not I understand what’s wrong, or what my plan of care is. It should be absolutely clear what the goals are in care, so we can measure our progress. Good pain medicine is what patients deserve, and is the standard I hold myself to in providing care.

Undergrad – Clark University, Worcester, MA – 1997
Medical School – Rosalind Franklin, North Chicago, IL – 2004
Internship – Long Island Jewish Department of Internal Medicine, New Hyde Park, NY – 2005
Residency – Columbia University – Anesthesiology, New York, NY – 2008
Fellowship – University of California, Davis – Pain Medicine, Sacramento, CA – 2009
American Board of Anesthesiology – 2008
American Board of Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine Subspecialty – 2009
Newbridge Spine & Pain 2009-2010
Northeast Pain Management, Partner & Medical Director 2011-2020
Portland Pain Solutions, Founder 2021
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