Professor Pain Management
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Last updated on 22 Dec 2025
Overview
A Professor in Pain Management specializes in teaching medical students and healthcare professionals about pain assessment, control, and treatment strategies. They blend academic instruction with clinical insights to train future practitioners in evidence-based pain care. Their work often extends to research and publication in the field. Professors also guide students during clinical rotations and mentor them in specialized topics. This role is essential in promoting patient-centered pain relief practices.
Job Description
- Deliver lectures and practical sessions on pain management principles to undergraduate and postgraduate students.
- Design and update curriculum based on latest clinical guidelines and research in pain therapy.
- Supervise and evaluate students during clinical rounds, ensuring they apply pain control techniques effectively.
- Conduct and publish original research in the areas of chronic pain, pharmacological treatments, or interventional techniques.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to integrate pain education across medical programs.
- Provide mentorship to junior faculty and medical residents in academic and clinical areas.
- Participate in academic committees and contribute to institutional development in healthcare education.
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