“While practicing internal medicine in Tylertown, I saw the need for someone to help patients with chronic pain and decided to undertake a fellowship in anesthesiology. I then completed subspecialty fellowship training in pain management and learned firsthand how a variety of minimally invasive techniques could help manage pain, particularly for conditions that wouldn’t respond to traditional medications. What’s more, pain is a common problem for men and women aged 50 and above, and I’m proud to be able to help them manage it and renew their quality of life.

“Being able to help alleviate or manage my patient’s pain is very rewarding to me. I do this by providing them with a customized treatment program based on their individual needs. I also make a point of educating my patients on how to maximize the healing process as well as prevent reinjury. Getting patients actively involved in their own recovery can result in a more positive outcome.”