About the Pain Management Course
This workshop addresses the growing need for effective, minimally invasive options for musculoskeletal pain. Participants will explore joint and extremity injection techniques, trigger point therapy, ultrasound‑guided procedures, and the use of autologous conditioned plasma and other biologics. The curriculum also covers patient selection criteria, documentation standards, and basic coding principles to help clinicians integrate these services safely and efficiently into their practice. By mastering these modalities, clinicians can offer patients alternatives that may reduce reliance on oral medications and surgery.
Instruction combines focused didactic sessions with extensive hands‑on practice. Live models are used for injection workshops under direct supervision, allowing participants to refine needle placement and ultrasound imaging skills in real time. Each module presents a specific technique—ranging from basic joint injections to advanced biologic applications—followed by guided practice and immediate feedback. Supplemental course materials and a certificate of completion are provided to reinforce learning after the workshop concludes successfully.
This program attracts board‑eligible physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and dentists who are expanding into interventional pain management. Participants seek practical skills to safely perform injections, incorporate ultrasound guidance, and understand emerging biologic therapies. The hands‑on focus appeals to clinicians who prefer experiential learning over purely lecture‑based formats, and the inclusion of coding basics supports those preparing to bill for these procedures within their practice environment. It also provides confidence in documenting and coding these services for long‑term practice sustainability.
