Interventional Pain Medicine Physician | Established Practice | Physician-Owned Health System (FM1058)

Location: Coldwater, Michigan, USA

Summary:

What if you could step into a busy, thriving interventional pain practice, perform your procedures in a modern center just steps from the hospital, and do it all inside one of the country’s few physician-owned, physician-led, not-for-profit health systems? A physician-owned Hospital and Medical Center in southern Michigan is seeking an Interventional Pain Medicine physician to assume an established practice on its campus.

This is not a startup. It is a turn-key opportunity with an existing patient base, strong referral relationships, and the technology and procedural capabilities usually associated with much larger metropolitan centers, all within an organization built by physicians, for physicians. It was founded on a simple conviction: that medicine works best when physicians, not administrators, sit at the center of clinical decisions.

Why You’ll Love This Role:

• Established, busy interventional pain practice with a strong referral base, not a program you have to build
• Modern, fully-equipped outpatient pain center adjacent to the hospital
• Perform procedures and see patients under one roof, with rarely a need to go anywhere else
• Advanced imaging and procedural technology, with the system prepared to invest in the services you want to add
• Physician-owned, physician-led, not-for-profit health system
• Complete clinical autonomy in how you practice
• Eligibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
• Fully flexible schedule that can be run in three days a week, or built across four to five
• No nights, no weekends, no call
• Generous time off, with established physicians currently taking roughly 45 days a year
• Collaborative medical staff just steps away

Southern Michigan: Room to Live, Room to Practice:

Coldwater offers something that has become increasingly hard to find. It is an affordable, welcoming community with excellent schools, lakes, golf and genuine outdoor recreation, without the traffic, overhead and grind of a major metro. You can walk into your clinic each morning and be home with your family the same evening, with time actually left in the day.

And you are far from isolated. Kalamazoo and Battle Creek are a short drive, and Ann Arbor, Detroit, Chicago and Indianapolis are all close enough for a weekend when you want a bigger city. Whether you prefer to settle into the community itself or live a little farther out and drive in, this part of southern Michigan gives you the best of both.

The Ideal Candidate:

• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pain Medicine, with fellowship training in interventional pain
• Skilled across the full range of interventional pain procedures
• Comfortable stepping into an established practice and continuing its growth
• Values clinical autonomy and a physician-led culture
• Committed to comprehensive, patient-centered pain care

I’ve worked with physician opportunities across the country, and it is rare to find a model that combines this kind of established practice, physician ownership, clinical autonomy and quality of life in one place. For interventional pain physicians looking for a better way to practice, this is a conversation worth having.

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