Jeffrey Schneider, MD

For more than 30 years, NSPC affiliated physicians have been pioneers in the relief of chronic and acute pain through minimally invasive procedures. With more than 120 locations and 750 medical professionals facilitating nearly a million patient visits a year, NSPC is the healthcare brand more people trust for access to pain relief providers than any other.

When you join NSPC, you become part of something truly extraordinary - a collection of medical professionals who have dedicated their careers to relieving the pain and suffering of their fellow human beings. Indeed, being a part of National Spine and Pain Centers more than a job - it's a calling. Find your calling below.

Once you have entered your provider's virtual waiting room, the clinic staff will be alerted that you are waiting. Similar to an in-person appointment, it may take a few minutes before your provider is ready to see you. Don't worry, the system is working. We simply ask for your patience as your provider concludes their visit with the previous patient.

For those who are a part of NSPC, our Mission, Vision, and Values are more than words on a page - they are a solemn vow that we pledge to ourselves and those we serve. Self: We constantly strive to improve ourselves and strongly encourage others to do likewise. 30 years of serving his country all came to an end after the pain from a lingering back injury caught up with John R. The pain.

This annual symposium brings together clinicians and industry partners from across the nation, who are involved in the business of pain medicine. The symposium covers timely and relevant issues and challenges in the pain medicine business arena that are of importance to this audience.

Symposium attendees will include members of the interventional pain management community, which includes clinical providers (physicians, mid-level practitioners, fellows and nurses), administrators (CEO's, Operations management, practice managers, and billing personnel) as well as industry partners.30 years of serving his country all came to an end after the pain from a lingering back injury caught up with John R. The pain.