Pain Management Nurse Practitioner

Physician Assistant or Nurse PractitionerInterventional Pain Management Outpatient Only4.5-Day Work Week No WeekendsShe Recruits is partnering with a growing outpatient Interventional Pain Management practice that is expanding due to strong patient demand. This is a well-structured, team-oriented environment where providers are supported, respected, and able to focus on delivering high-quality care.If you enjoy procedural work, patient continuity, and a predictable weekday schedule, this opportunity checks a lot of boxes.The RoleYou ll join an established Interventional Pain Management team providing comprehensive outpatient care. This is not a hospital-based role it s clinic-focused, relationship-driven, and procedure-oriented.What You ll Be DoingConduct comprehensive patient evaluationsDevelop individualized treatment plansPerform trigger point and joint injectionsManage medications appropriately and responsiblyOrder and interpret imaging and laboratory studiesEducate patients on treatment strategies and long-term self-careCollaborate with physicians, physical therapists, and specialists to optimize patient outcomesScheduleFull-time4.5-day work weekMonday Thursday: 8:00 AM 5:00 PMFriday: 8:00 AM 1:30 PMNo weekendsCompensation & BenefitsSalary range: $110,000 $130,000Fully covered medical, dental, and vision insurancePaid malpractice coverageGenerous PTOCME allowance401(k) with 3% employer contributionPaid professional duesWho This Is Ideal ForCertified and licensed PA or NPMinimum 1 year of clinical experienceExperience in pain management, orthopedics, neurology, or musculoskeletal care strongly preferredComfortable performing injections and managing chronic pain patientsStrong communicator who values team collaborationWhy This Opportunity Stands OutGrowing practice with stable patient demandPredictable weekday scheduleOutpatient-only environmentProcedural focus without hospital stressSupportive leadership and team cultureIf you re looking for a balanced outpatient role where you can build clinical expertise in interventional pain while maintaining strong work-life balance, this is a strong fit.