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Expand your interventional capabilities with advanced pain management training. Our AAOPM-certified courses provide hands-on training in joint injections, nerve blocks, ultrasound-guided procedures, and NCV/EMG diagnostics—taught by expert faculty for MDs and DOs across all specialties.
More than training — a complete ecosystem designed to help you succeed in interventional pain management.
You're not alone on this journey. Connect with over 100,000 healthcare professionals in our exclusive community forum. Share experiences, ask clinical questions, get real advice from peers who've been where you are, and build relationships that last beyond the classroom.
Practice on real patients under expert supervision. Our small-group format ensures personalized attention and immediate feedback. Available for beginners through advanced providers.
"How do I grow my pain management practice?" — the #1 question we hear. We answer it with comprehensive marketing strategies, patient acquisition tactics, and practice growth education.
Personal support at every step. Our faculty are here to guide your journey into interventional pain management.
KPI calculators, treatment protocols, consent forms, and business templates included.
Exclusive discounts on supplies, equipment, and services from vetted partners.
Access our exclusive board connecting you with clinics hiring pain management providers.
Trust the system that's helped 100,000+ students successfully expand their pain management capabilities and build thriving practices. From your first injection to a comprehensive pain program, we've mapped the path.
Physicians across all specialties are expanding into pain management to meet growing patient demand, diversify their practice, and improve outcomes with non-opioid solutions.
Our most popular pain management training courses. Expand your interventional capabilities with hands-on procedural training from expert physicians.
Comprehensive interventional training designed for MDs and DOs across all medical specialties.
As licensed physicians, MDs and DOs have the broadest scope of practice for interventional pain procedures. From basic joint injections to advanced spinal procedures and fluoroscopic-guided techniques, physicians can perform the full spectrum of pain management interventions. AAOPM training helps you build competency from foundational skills through advanced techniques, with courses designed for physicians who want to add pain management to their existing practice.
Pain management procedures offer strong reimbursement from Medicare and private payers, creating significant revenue opportunities for your practice.
Whether you want to add a few procedures to your existing practice or build a comprehensive pain management program, AAOPM provides the training and business support to help you succeed.
AAOPM certification provides documentation of your procedural training for hospital privileging, insurance credentialing, and malpractice applications. Our certificates are recognized across healthcare systems and demonstrate your commitment to clinical excellence in pain management.
Most physicians start with our foundational joint injection course, then progress to nerve blocks and advanced techniques. Our faculty will help you develop a training pathway based on your specialty, practice goals, and patient population.
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