Interventional Pain Physician - Traveling

Interventional Pain Physician - Traveling 

Texas

Currently seeking a full-time Traveling Interventional Pain Physician to join an established outpatient pain management team with a personal injury–focused practice. This employed role provides coverage when pain management physicians are out of office and supports multiple clinic locations throughout Texas. The position emphasizes interventional pain procedures, follow-up care, and flexible hybrid scheduling with telehealth opportunities.

Clinic locations in Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, or Corpus Christi

Compensation & Benefits for the Traveling Interventional Pain Physician

• $500,000 – $550,000 annual compensation
  

• Travel fully covered, including:
  

• Housing
  

• Meals
  

• Transportation (flights or by car)
  

• Hybrid work model combining in-clinic and telehealth care
  

• Paid time for documentation and follow-up on non-travel days
  

• Paid Time Off (PTO)
  

• Health Insurance
  

• 401(k)
  

• $25,000 company-paid Life Insurance
  

• Optional Short-Term & Long-Term Disability (STD/LTD)
  

• Monday–Friday schedule with no hospital call
  

Responsibilities of the Traveling Interventional Pain Physician

• Provide clinic coverage when primary pain management physicians are out of office.
  

• Travel to clinics throughout Texas up to 4 days per week.
  

• Perform interventional pain management procedures and injections.
  

• Conduct follow-up appointments, including telehealth visits when appropriate.
  

• Evaluate and manage personal injury and musculoskeletal pain patients.
  

• Develop and implement individualized treatment plans.
  

• Prescribe medications and therapies as clinically indicated.
  

• Complete notes, charting, and patient follow-ups on non-travel days.
  

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary clinical teams and support staff.
  

• Educate patients on diagnoses, procedures, and treatment options.
  

• Ensure full compliance with HIPAA, ethical standards, and healthcare regulations.
  

Requirements of the Traveling Interventional Pain Physician

• MD or DO
  

• Actively licensed physician in good standing in the State of Texas
  

• DEA certification
  

• Current BLS certification
  

• Board Certified or Board Eligible preferred
  

• Experience with interventional pain procedures required
  

• Ability to travel statewide with a flexible schedule
  

• Strong communication and documentation skills
  

• Spanish language skills a plus, but not required
  

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