Northern Arizona Pain Institutes

Northern Arizona Pain Institutes A multidisciplinary approach to Chronic Pain dedicated to providing professional and compassionate care in an environment respectful of patient needs.

 , also know as TPI, is an outpatient procedure to treat trigger point pain. Usually it only takes a few minutes. First,...
07/30/2021

, also know as TPI, is an outpatient procedure to treat trigger point pain. Usually it only takes a few minutes. First, the doctor or pain specialist will palpate or pinch the area to find the location to inject. Once the trigger point has been located, the area is cleaned with alcohol or other antiseptic. A topical anesthetic may be used to numb the skin. This is usually sprayed onto the skin. Then the needle is inserted into the trigger point.

Specific drugs are then injected directly into areas within or fascia that are sources of the pain. The drugs can include an anesthetic and sometimes a corticosteroid. These drugs cause the trigger point to relax, which takes away the pain. The needle may be moved slightly to inject areas beside the initial point. When the trigger point completely relaxes, the needle is removed. An adhesive bandage may be applied. You may be instructed in certain stretching exercises to do at home.

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07/29/2021

Radiation Technician needed part time 1 day per week 8-10 hours. Duties include assisting in interventional pain procedures and running a C-Arm. We are a multi-disciplinary, collaborative pain practice that provides compassionate care to the chronic pain population.

Job Type: Part-time
Pay: $30.00 - $45.00 per hour

**Please inquire about location. We have Prescott - Cottonwood - Show Low - Flagstaff Offices.**

“Chronic Pain Syndrome ( ) is a common problem that presents a major challenge to patients and health-care providers bec...
07/28/2021

“Chronic Pain Syndrome ( ) is a common problem that presents a major challenge to patients and health-care providers because of its complex nature. Approximately 35 percent of Americans have some element of CPS. Nearly 100 million people are affected directly or indirectly and are partially disabled or totally disabled due to chronic pain.⁣
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⁣Symptoms associated with CPS include fatigue, difficulty sleeping, suppressed activity and disability. Also, mood changes such as depression, fear, hopelessness, irritability, stress and anxiety can be linked to CPS. The emotional toll it takes can make the pain worse.⁣
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⁣The cause of CPS can be injury, infection or ongoing disease. In many cases, the cause of the pain is idiopathic, or unknown. Some of the major causes of CPS include , headache (especially migraines), low back pain, cancer, joint pain and neuropathy or nerve pain. Various musculoskeletal, neurological, urologic, gastrointestinal and reproductive disorders can contribute to or lead to CPS. Risk factors for CPS include stress, anxiety, fatigue, depression and anger.⁣
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⁣CPS can be treated with medications, procedures, surgeries and various forms of therapy. Classes of medications used to treat CPS include over-the-counter analgesics, opioids, anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs), anti-depressants and medical ma*****na. Procedures used that can be extremely helpful include trigger point injections, steroid injections, facet injections, nerve blocks, intrathecal morphine pumps, radiofrequency ablations, spinal cord stimulator implants, other neuro modulatory and other minimally invasive spinal procedures. Hyaluronic acid injections, platelet rich plasma (PRP), and stem-cell injections are also highly effective. .

Various forms of therapy include physical therapy, chiropractic, occupational, recreational and vocational. Psychological therapies include reassurance, counseling, biofeedback, relaxation meditation, acceptance and commitment therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and stress management. Acupuncture, Reiki, essential oils, massage, yoga and other holistic can be instrumental as alternative therapies for CPS.”

-Robert J Brownsberger, M.D
Medical Director & Co- Founder

-Dorian Lange, PharmD
CEO & Co-Founder

07/28/2021

Referrals Coordinator for Show Low

Current rate of pay $15.00 - $16.50/HR
Full-time
Benefits Include: Medical/ BCBS
Vision
Dental
401K after a year of employment

Under the direct supervision of the Operations Manager, this position supports Appointment Scheduling, Referrals and Operator to support the scheduling of new clients/patients for 4 pain management clinics throughout Northern Arizona

Duties and Responsibilities:

Monitor and sort incoming referrals
Schedule a high volume of patients for appointments making three outbound calls to the patient when referrals are received

Ensure complete and accurate registration including patient demographics, insurance and authorizations are entered in EMR
Responsible for providing patients, patient advocates, nurse case managers, adjusters, referring physicians and any other party scheduling an appointment, with pre-registration instructions and confirming date, time and location of appointment

Alert correct team members via Instant Messaging in situations where authorization is required for a scheduled appointment.

Track all incoming referrals and referral sources

Oversee referral process and contact onsite schedulers when assistance is needed

Attach incoming referral and make a task/note in the EMR when a referral has been attached to patients chart

Patient follow-up for scheduling, rescheduling, voicemails, task messages for follow through

Scanning and indexing documents into patient charts

Answer all incoming calls and transfer to appropriate departments

Maintains patient confidentiality and HIPAA compliance according to Federal guidelines

07/28/2021

Medical Assistant
Locations: Cottonwood, Flagstaff & Prescott
Medical/ BCBS
Vision
Dental
401K after a year of employment

Wondering if the Proclaim XR   system is right for you? The first step is an evaluation period. During this phase, you c...
07/26/2021

Wondering if the Proclaim XR system is right for you? The first step is an evaluation period. During this phase, you can experience whether Abbott’s spinal cord stimulation (SCS) therapy is effective in helping you manage your , so you can get your life back. Watch the video to learn more.


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Understanding PainSymptoms in the  , back and neck can be a result of problems in the bony spine, ligaments connecting t...
07/23/2021

Understanding Pain

Symptoms in the , back and neck can be a result of problems in the bony spine, ligaments connecting the spine, discs between the vertebrae, spinal cord and nerves, and muscles supporting the spine. The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) defines as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage. Pain is a message sent along the nerves to alert the brain that something is damaging the body. The brain responds by sending messages to the body to .

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3769 Crossings Drive
Prescott, AZ
86305

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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ABOUT US.

Providing a Multidisciplinary Approach to Chronic Pain

We are dedicated to providing professional, compassionate, and comprehensive care in an environment that is respectful of our patients needs and concerns.

Dr. Brownsberger graduated with honors from University of Cincinnati College Of Medicine, and graduated cm laude from the University of Dayton. He is an Interventional Pain Management Specialist. He achieved the rank of Lieutenant Commander in the Navy, and served as a naval flight surgeon. Having more than 37 years of experience, he specializes in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Pain Management.