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Skyline Pain - Dr. David Kim, Pain Management

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Skyline Pain - Dr. David Kim, Pain Management

Harvard University. Double Board-Certified. Solo Pain Management. Austin/Cedar Park, TX

$Compression fractures can collapse your spine 🩻Leading to back pain and height loss 📉Kyphoplasty stabilizes the bone 🦴An...$

12/04/2025

Compression fractures can collapse your spine 🩻
Leading to back pain and height loss 📉
Kyphoplasty stabilizes the bone 🦴
And can be performed in the office 👨‍⚕️
Recovery can be quicker and get you back to living life 🏌️‍♂️

11/27/2025

I was spoiled as the youngest child.
Sharing didn’t come naturally.

When I graduated medical school,
I was deep in debt.
When I got out of debt,
I was catching up.
When I became partner,
the house needed work.

There was always an excuse.

Starting a new practice has reset a lot.
Back in debt, excuses come easy again.
But I’m trying to be more intentional with what we have.
And stay grounded even when things feel tight.
Hopefully my kids can see that you don’t need abundance to be kind.

Thank you Jenna Malsbary and Austin Young Lawyers (AYLA) for creating a space to give.
Even in a small way, it meant a lot to be part of it.

11/21/2025

One night while on call at Mass General, I was asked to help with a late ortho case.

When I walked into the OR, I saw one of the department chairs managing the case alone.

I asked why he was there overnight for a routine case.

He told me, “there’s always more to learn.”
…

Cadaver labs are usually for younger docs learning new techniques.

I recently attended one for a spinal procedure I’ve done countless times.

It gave me a chance to reflect with a few emerging fellows on the work we do.

A reminder to be kind to yourself as you navigate the corporate world.

We’re all learning as we go.
…

Medicine keeps changing.

Our patients keep changing.

And we owe it to them to keep growing.

Because while experience grounds us,

There’s always more to learn.
…

11/12/2025

What started as a simple step is finding its path.
I’m humbled by those who’ve trusted me to care for their friends/family, clients, and neighbors.

Looking for another to help us keep up!
Know anyone interested?
Please share.

🙋‍♂️ https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=06eff53fe0f2ddc1

10/30/2025

Christmas 🎄 is my favorite time of year. Many of my best memories, both from my childhood and now with my own kiddos, are tied to the holidays. Unfortunately, many children involved with Child Protective Services don’t get to experience those same joys.

Please consider supporting Partnerships for Children through donations, gifts, or volunteering with their Holiday Wishes program and other causes.

Thank you Austin Young Lawyers (AYLA) for leading such a meaningful effort.

10/25/2025

The world is small 🌎
Catching up with old friends always reminds me of how far we’ve come.

Grateful for these brothers
and the storms we’ve weathered together.

Inspired by the unique paths each of us is forging.
Onward, for all of us.

…
Urfan Dar, Sridhar Vasireddy | Vertex Pain Physicians
Raheel Bengali, Kanishka Monis | Epic Pain Management

10/21/2025

Had a wonderful time supporting Ascension Seton’s Adaptive and Inclusive Trunk or Treat this year. Amazing to see so many strong kiddos with smiles on their faces.

10/16/2025

Did you know today is National Boss’ Day?
I sure didn’t.
But I do now!

Sometimes the purpose isn’t in the task,
but in the hands that share it.

Thank you to my wonderful staff for the kind reminder.

09/20/2025

Grow or die.

Last six months,
I’ve spent more time shaking hands
than injecting spines.

While medicine is still the summit,
networking has become the climb.
And with it comes a quiet weight:
If you’re not moving forward,
you’re falling behind.

Private practice is relentless.
Meetings overshadowing hobbies, dinners, bedtime stories.
Events stretching late into the evening.
But cut yourself some slack.
The work will still be there tomorrow.
Find small ways to catch your breath.
Even if it’s late-night junk food and 90’s sitcoms.

Good job today, David.
See you tomorrow.

09/09/2025

How does small business become big business?
I used to think it was always about selling.

Today I double-booked two networking events.
And of course on opposite sides of town.
(Thank you, Austin traffic!)

First stop:
Verena Senior Living Community in Leander.
These residents living their best lives.
Daily happy hour at 4p.
Was asked at least 5x how to cure the ‘pain’ of an ex-wife.
We laughed, swapped stories about quirky collections and unexpected adventures.
No lectures.
Barely talked about the practice.

Next stop:
Travis County Medical Society’s New Members Mixer in South Austin.
Mingled with college students and future doctors.
Had a meaningful talk about physician wellness.
And the power of supporting one another.
Talked more about life than leads.
No agendas.
Pitching to medical students felt out of place.

May not get a single referral from either event.
And that’s okay.

Sometimes the win isn’t business.
Sometimes the win is community.

[Thanks to Robyn Booth and Chantel Pearson for always building community]

07/31/2025

Starting out with very few patients is scary.
On slow days, I answer the phones just to feel like I’m providing care.
I joke with my wife that the referrals have dried up.
Time to pack it up, sell the house!

But there’s an upside: I get more time with patients.

And something unexpected happens.

Patients apologize for talking too much.
They cut themselves off mid-story.
They assume I’m in a rush.

Meanwhile, I just spent the past two hours troubleshooting a printer jam that didn’t exist.
Trust me, talking with patients can be therapeutic for me too.

Somewhere along the way,
medicine became stiff and transactional.
Sometimes, people need rapport more than refills.

One day (maybe), I won’t have as much time.
But for now, I’m reminded that presence can be its own kind of medicine.

“Thank you for calling Skyline Pain.
This is Dr. Kim.
How can I help you?”

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200 Buttercup Creek Boulevard Ste 115
Cedar Park, TX
78613

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+18447897246

Website

http://skylinepain.com/

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Introducing Dr. David Kim!

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Dr. David Kim is an award-winning, double board-certified, Harvard-trained pain management physician and anesthesiologist. He completed both his residency and fellowship at Harvard University, attending the prestigious Massachusetts General Hospital (ranked the #1 hospital in the nation by US News & World Report) followed by fellowship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (ranked the #1 pain fellowship in the country by the American Pain Society and the American Academy of Pain Medicine). He holds three separate Ivy League Degrees, as well as a Master’s Degree and a Doctorate Degree.

While at Harvard, Dr. Kim also worked as a consultant for healthcare ventures in opioid risk stratification with the goal of mitigating societal opioid burden and establishing national standards for pain excellence.

Dr. Kim is a comprehensive pain management specialist, which means he treats all kinds of pain conditions including neck/back pain, spinal stenosis, disc herniations, joint pain, headaches/migraines, neuropathic pain, fibromyalgia, complex regional pain syndrome, and pain after spine surgery (eg. discectomies, fusions, etc.). He utilizes cutting-edge techniques such as ultrasonography, regenerative medicine, nerve ablation, kyphoplasty, peripheral nerve stimulation, spinal cord stimulation, and minimally-invasive spinal procedures. He is also skilled in interventional therapies for cancer/palliative care.