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We are looking for pain management physician to join family oriented small practice 15 minutes north of Boston 2 part time docs and full time PA Mature practice with providers successfully enjoying time divided between family and work PM&R or anesthesia, pain BE /BC 2-3 days part time Long term...

Let me know if you are still looking, our group is looking for part time 10 minutes north from Boston.

No cervical TFESI. Period.

Great idea while you have children(in the house).

My practice is in blue collar town. Cash practice is not likely to be successful.

No gadolinium.

Yes I'll take it when offered.

Our hospital system required flu vaccine for entire staff for past few years. This may be the same

try credit unions

mastisol then steristrips the way Mxyz explained then Tegaderm and then large Tegaderm with gauze over it.did not have problems so far

Our local cardiologists recently recommending Plavix after stents "forever" and since all our procedure are elective and relatively short lived and I elect not to take anyone off the Plavix or Coumadin. Just as Steve said SI joints and MBB are only options that are reasonably safe.

Important factors aside of own occupation and good company(as they were already quoted) is to know that majority of disabled people are disabled for less then 90 days and that most affordable policies have 90 days start.That is enough time to lose good part of your practice if you break your...

I use Stryker. Price is negotiable and depends who is your rep and how much work you do with them. My understanding is also that you can buy cement separately and that Stryker is buying now cement from Kyphon

using Dragon 9.5 with custom made templates in Amazing Charts.Had problem with prior version and bought medical version with service that thought 2 Russian speaking docs in our community how to use it.Works well most of the time and almost flawless with medical...

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