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CENTRAL FLORIDA INTERVENTIONAL PAIN CLINIC

Job Summary

The Pain Management Nurse Practitioner provides comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for patients with acute and chronic pain. This role includes clinical assessments, medication management, development of individualized treatment plans, and collaboration with multidisciplinary providers to ensure high‑quality, patient‑centered care. The position is part‑time (3 days per week) and requires travel between both clinic locations in Ocala and The Villages.

Compensation for this position is $70,000 a year. There is also an incentive plan.

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive patient evaluations, including history, physical exam, and review of diagnostic findings

Develop, implement, and adjust individualized pain management treatment plans

Prescribe medications, including controlled substances, in compliance with state and federal regulations

Manage chronic pain medication regimens and conduct risk assessments and urine drug screenings when indicated

Monitor patient safety, progress, and response to therapy, adjusting treatment plans as needed

Educate patients on pain conditions, medications, and lifestyle recommendations

Collaborate with physicians, medical assistants, behavioral health professionals, and allied health staff

Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant documentation in the electronic health record

Follow clinic protocols, payer requirements, regulatory guidelines, and quality standards

Participate in continuous quality improvement activities and uphold ethical, professional standards of care

Qualifications

Master’s or Doctorate degree in Nursing (MSN/DNP) from an accredited NP program

Current Unencumbered Florida Nurse Practitioner license

Active DEA registration, including authority for controlled substances

Experience in pain management, primary care, orthopedics, or related field preferred

Strong clinical assessment, communication, and patient‑care skills

Experience with trigger point injections (preferred but not required)

Experience with intra‑articular (joint) injections (preferred but not required)