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For Physicians (MD/DO)

Joint Injection Training for Physicians (MD/DO)

Master non-spinal joint injections for shoulder, hip, knee, and sacroiliac joints. Learn trigger point therapy, viscosupplementation, and specialty injection techniques from board-certified faculty with hands-on anatomical model training.

1 Day
Course Duration
6.75
CME Credits
$1,499
Starting Price
ACCME
Accredited
Joint Injection Training

Why Physicians Choose AAOPM for Joint Injection Training

Add high-demand pain management procedures to your practice. Joint injections offer excellent reimbursement, patient satisfaction, and practice differentiation.

  • Full Practice Authority: As a physician, you can independently perform all joint injection procedures without supervision and supervise other providers performing these procedures.
  • CME Credits Included: Earn 6.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits toward your continuing education requirements.
  • Hands-On Training: Practice injection techniques on anatomical models under direct supervision of board-certified physician instructors.
  • High Patient Demand: Over 54 million Americans suffer from arthritis. Joint injections address a significant unmet need in primary care.
  • Excellent Reimbursement: Joint injections are well-reimbursed by insurance and patients return for repeat treatments, creating recurring revenue.
Course Curriculum

What You'll Learn in Joint Injection Training

A comprehensive curriculum covering non-spinal joint injections, trigger points, and specialty pain procedures.

Large Joint Injections

Master injection techniques for shoulder, hip, knee, and sacroiliac joints. Learn proper needle placement, injection angles, and medication selection including corticosteroids and viscosupplementation.

Trigger Point Therapy

Learn to identify and treat myofascial trigger points causing referred pain patterns. Master injection techniques for various muscle groups and pain conditions.

10+ Injection Sites

Viscosupplementation

Learn hyaluronic acid injection protocols for osteoarthritis of the knee and shoulder. Understand product selection and treatment schedules.

Patient Assessment

Perform functional testing, review imaging studies, and formulate diagnoses. Identify acute, sub-acute, and chronic pain conditions.

Specialty Injections

Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, plantar fasciitis, carpal tunnel, De Quervain's, and bursitis treatments for shoulder, hip, knee, and foot.

Billing & Coding

Learn ICD-10 and CPT coding for joint injections. Understand documentation requirements and reimbursement optimization.

For Physicians

Joint Injection Scope of Practice for Physicians (MD/DO)

Understanding your capabilities and advantages as an MD or DO performing joint injections.

Revenue Potential

Add a high-demand service line with excellent reimbursement. Patients return for repeat treatments creating recurring revenue.

$100K+ potential annual revenue

Procedures You'll Perform

  • Shoulder, hip, knee injections
  • Sacroiliac joint injections
  • Trigger point injections
  • Bursa injections
  • Viscosupplementation

Supervise Your Team

Delegate joint injections to NPs and PAs under your medical supervision. Scale your pain management services while maintaining quality oversight.

Quick Return on Investment

Recoup your course investment with just a few injection procedures. Joint injections reimburse $100-300+ per procedure with minimal supply costs.

Open to All Specialties

Whether you're in family medicine, internal medicine, sports medicine, emergency medicine, PM&R, or any other specialty—you can add joint injections to your practice. Primary care physicians frequently encounter patients who would benefit from these procedures but currently refer them out.

Certification & Credentials

Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion with 6.75 CME credits. This training provides the foundation for AAOPM Board Certification in Pain Management and satisfies requirements for malpractice insurance coverage.

Course Calendar

Joint Injection Training Course Dates for Physicians (MD/DO)

Browse upcoming joint injection training courses. All courses include hands-on training with anatomical models.

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2 Courses
Joint / Extremity / Non-Spinal Injection Course
Sat Mar 7
Livestream
Joint / Extremity / Non-Spinal Injection Course
Fri Jul 24
Livestream

Atlanta, GA

1 Course

Dallas, TX

1 Course

Houston, TX

1 Course

Long Island, NY

1 Course

Los Angeles, CA

1 Course

Orlando, FL

1 Course
FAQ

Joint Injection Training FAQ for Physicians

Common questions about joint injection training for physicians.

Yes. Any licensed physician (MD/DO) can perform joint injections after completing appropriate training. Family medicine, internal medicine, sports medicine, emergency medicine, PM&R, orthopedic, and rheumatology physicians commonly add these procedures to their practices. No prior interventional experience is required for our foundational course.
This comprehensive course covers large joint injections (shoulder, hip, knee, sacroiliac), trigger point therapy, viscosupplementation for arthritis, and specialty injections for common conditions including tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, carpal tunnel, De Quervain's, plantar fasciitis, and various bursitis conditions (trochanteric, prepatellar, pes anserine).
Yes. AAOPM is accredited by the ACCME (Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education). This Joint & Extremity Injection Course provides 6.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits, which are recognized by medical boards nationwide and count toward your continuing education requirements.
Joint injections typically reimburse $100-300+ per procedure depending on the joint, complexity, and payer. With 4-6 patients per day performing procedures and patients returning every 3-6 months for repeat treatments, many physicians add $50,000-100,000+ annually to their practice revenue. The ROI on training is typically achieved within the first few weeks of practice.
Joint injections using the palpatory (landmark-guided) approach taught in this course require minimal equipment—primarily needles, syringes, and medications. This approach allows you to start performing procedures immediately without investing in imaging equipment. For those interested in ultrasound guidance, AAOPM offers an Ultrasound-Guided Injection course as an advanced training option.
AAOPM provides ongoing support including access to our physician community, clinical resources, injection protocols, and faculty consultations. We also offer pathways to AAOPM Board Certification in Pain Management and advanced courses in ultrasound-guided injections, advanced pain management, and regenerative medicine procedures.

Ready to Add Joint Injections to Your Practice?

Join thousands of physicians who have expanded their practices with AAOPM pain management training. Register today or speak with our team.

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