Interventional Pain Management Opening in KentuckyLocated in Ashland, KY - Lexington 123m; Cincinnati, OH 146mSeeking a fellowship-trained Interventional Pain Medicine Physician to join its growing Interventional Spine & Pain Center. Open to candidates with backgrounds in either Anesthesiology or Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R). The health system serves a large regional population of over 750,000 people across Kentucky and Ohio through a network of 40+ primary care clinics.Highlights: Guaranteed base salary of $400,000-$450,000 for two years, followed by a productivity-based model Join an established team of four interventional pain physicians Modern, well-equipped Interventional Spine & Pain Center Excellent procedural volume and strong referral base Opportunity to build a rewarding, long-term practice within a growing systemComprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, vision, and life insurance Paid occurrence-based malpractice insurance Long-term disability coverage 6 weeks of vacation plus 1 additional week for CME $5,000 annual CME allowance 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plans Exclusive CAP retirement savings plan for physicians Signing bonus and student loan repayment assistance available Relocation support providedFacility Overview: Busy Emergency Department with nearly 80,000 visits annually Major construction project underway: new Emergency Department, Imaging Center, and main entrance Broad specialty support across nearly all disciplines (except pediatric subspecialties) Strong growth following the closure of a nearby hospitalAshland, Kentucky:Ashland is a scenic riverfront town of approximately 25,000 residents in the Tri-State area (Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia). Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, affordable living, and access to nature, the community offers: A vibrant performing arts center, indoor tennis facility, and downtown park Boutique shopping and local dining Nearby state and national parks with hiking, fishing, skiing, golfing, and more 20 minutes from Huntington, WV - home to Marshall University Short drives to Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati, and Columbus Proximity to New River Gorge National Park for world-class climbing, whitewater rafting, and outdoor adventure