Pain Management Physician – NY Finger Lakes Region
Listed on 2026-10-03
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Doctor/Physician
Medical Doctor
Location: Genf
A growing healthcare team in New York’s Finger Lakes region is seeking a BE/BC Pain Management Physician with training in Pain Medicine to provide comprehensive care for patients with chronic and acute pain conditions.
Position Highlights:- Provide comprehensive interventional and non-interventional pain management
- Treat patients with a broad range of chronic and acute pain conditions
- Utilize evidence-based approaches to improve patients' quality of life
- Work within a collaborative, multidisciplinary care environment
- Access to advanced technology and clinical resources
- Full‑time employed position
- Supportive environment focused on high-quality, ethical patient care
- $500K–$600K compensation
- Incentive opportunities
- Sign‑on bonus
- Student loan repayment assistance
- On‑site child day care
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Completion of an ACGME‑accredited Neurology residency required
- BE/BC in Pain Medicine
- Active and unrestricted New York medical license or eligibility to obtain one
- Valid DEA license
- Strong clinical, communication and interpersonal skills
- Commitment to delivering high-quality, ethical patient care
Experience the exceptional quality of life of New York's Finger Lakes region
, where four‑season recreation, scenic lakes, wineries and locally owned restaurants create an appealing balance of professional opportunity and outdoor living. Enjoy boating, hiking, cycling, skiing and exploring the region's many vineyards and waterfront communities. The area also provides convenient access to larger metropolitan areas, with Rochester ~40 miles away
, Syracuse ~55 miles away and Buffalo ~85 miles away
, making it easy to enjoy big‑city dining, shopping, entertainment and cultural attractions while maintaining a relaxed Finger Lakes lifestyle.
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