What are the responsibilities and job description for the Comprehensive Pediatric Pain Fellowship position at Society for Pediatric Anesthesia?
This is a Fellowship Postion
Job Title:
Comprehensive Pediatric Pain Fellowship
Date Posted:
2026-07-21
Job Location:
Columbus, Ohio
Job Requirements:
A successful candidate will have completed an ACGME/AOA accredited anesthesiology residency and pediatric anesthesiology fellowship or be currently training in a pediatric anesthesiology fellowship. The candidate must also be able to apply for and obtain an Ohio State Medical training license. If you would like to be considered for the fellowship position, please send a current CV and a statement explaining your interest in the Comprehensive Pediatric Pain Fellowship to the listed contact.
Job Description:
The Comprehensive Pediatric Pain Fellowship is a 12-month collaborative program. The curriculum includes clinical rotations in Pediatric Chronic Pain, Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain, Palliative Care, Adult Chronic Pain, Pediatric Neurology & Psychology, and Pediatric Rheumatology. Additional experience is provided in aromatherapy, acupuncture, guided-imagery, and clinical hypnosis.
The CPS at NCH offers the full range of acute and chronic pain services. The acute pain service has an average daily census of 30 patients, while our regional anesthesia program provides 250 pediatric peripheral and neuraxial blocks per month, as well as a home infusion program.
The Chronic Pain Center incorporates a multi-disciplinary approach with a team of physicians, advance practice nurses, psychologists, physical therapists, social workers and complimentary medicine experts, in two pain clinic settings. The clinic sees approximately 3,000 pediatric patients per year.
The CPS at NCH offers the full range of acute and chronic pain services. The acute pain service has an average daily census of 30 patients, while our regional anesthesia program provides 250 pediatric peripheral and neuraxial blocks per month, as well as a home infusion program.
The Chronic Pain Center incorporates a multi-disciplinary approach with a team of physicians, advance practice nurses, psychologists, physical therapists, social workers and complimentary medicine experts, in two pain clinic settings. The clinic sees approximately 3,000 pediatric patients per year.
Contact information:
Program Co-directors: Timothy P. Smith and Giorgio Veneziano
Program Coordinator: Mark Rader
Program E-mail Address: Mark.Rader@nationwidechildrens.org
Program Coordinator: Mark Rader
Program E-mail Address: Mark.Rader@nationwidechildrens.org
Posted by:
Giorgio Veneziano MD