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Learn about speakers who are presenting during the 2020 AAPM Annual Meeting. View the complete list of 2020 planner and faculty disclosures.
Yu "Woody" Lin, MD PhD National Institute on Drug Abuse
Dr. Lin is a physician scientist in neuroscience and a NIDA program director with oversight of a program portfolio in clinical, translational, and basic research areas of chronic pain, neuroimmune disorder and addiction science. He was an anesthesiologist before switching to the field of pain management and research.
How to Get Your Research Funded
Eugene Lipov, MD Illinois Masonic Pain Clinic
Dr. Lipov is a pioneer in the use of cervical sympathetic blocks to treat patients with post-traumatic stress disorder; an expert in stellate ganglion block for the treatment of chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS), hot flashes, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD); and involved in pilot study researching the effects of stellate-ganglion blocks on hot flushes and night awakenings in survivors of breast cancer.
Stellate Ganglion Block: Novel Uses to Prolong Efficacy Including PTSD, Innovative Technique, and Modern Pharmacology
Sean Mackey, MD PhD Stanford University, School of Medicine
Dr. Mackey is chief of the division of pain medicine and Redlich Professor of anesthesiology, perioperative and pain medicine at Stanford University. Dr. Mackey received his BSE and MSE in bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania and his PhD in electrical and computer engineering, as well as his MD, from the University of Arizona. He completed his anesthesiology residency and pain medicine fellowship at Stanford. Dr. Mackey has led the Stanford Pain Management Center to be twice designated an American Pain Society (APS) Center of Excellence. He has served as principle investigator on multiple NIH awards where he has overseen efforts to map the specific regions of the brain and spinal cord that perceive and process pain. Dr. Mackey is past president of AAPM.
Addison Award: Pioneers in Pain Medicine Registries
Redlich Professor and Chief
Dermot P. Maher, MD MS MHS Johns Hopkins School Of Medicine
Dr. Maher is the medical director of pain management at Sibley Memorial Hospital, as well as an assistant professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Dr. Maher also serves as the assistant fellowship director and director of medical education for the chronic pain fellowship at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He is board-certified in anesthesiology by the American Board of Anesthesiology, as well as a diplomat in pain medicine. Dr. Maher is a member of the American Academy of Pain Medicine and their Annual Meeting Programming Committee.
Addressing Controversies Around Epidural Steroid Injections
Ajay Manhapra, MD Hampton VA Medical Center
Dr. Manhapra is an internist and addiction medicine specialist with clinical and research focus on recovering patients with treatment-resistant chronic pain and multiple comorbidities dominated by substance use disorders and medication dependence. Dr. Manhapra has been at the forefront of advancing the clinical concept of complex persistent opioid dependence as an explanation of long-term opioid therapy ineffectiveness and clinical instability following opioid taper. He has extensive experience of using the combined strategy of buprenorphine treatment and behavioral interventions among patients with sequelae of complex persistent dependence.
AAPM Foundation Spotlight: Opioid Reduction (102)
Aram Mardian, MD Phoenix VAHCS
Dr. Mardian is clinical associate professor of family, community, and preventive medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine–Phoenix, is a board-certified family physician, and holds additional certifications in addiction medicine, pain medicine, and medical acupuncture. He is the founding chief of the Chronic Pain Wellness Center at the Phoenix VA Health Care System, which has developed into a model for interprofessional whole person care for patients with pain and opioid use disorder. Dr. Mardian was a contributor for the Arizona Opioid Prescribing Guidelines published in 2014 and 2018 and a workgroup member for the VA/DoD Clinical Practice Guideline, Management of Opioid Therapy for Chronic Pain, published in February 2017. He serves as co-chair for the Health Care Advisory Team for the Arizona Prescription Drug Misuse & Abuse Initiative and co-chair for the Arizona Pain and Addiction Curriculum Workgroup.
Going Deeper into Opioid Deprescribing: Addressing the Concerns of Prescribers and Patients to Optimize Outcomes
Chief, Chronic Pain Wellness Center
Zachary L. McCormick, MD University of Utah
Dr. McCormick is a board-certified specialist in both pain medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R). He received his MD at the University of Pennsylvania, completed a PM&R residency and fellowship at Northwestern University (The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago). Following training, he served as a faculty member at the University of California San Francisco. Dr. McCormick currently serves as associate professor of PM&R, the director of the interventional spine and musculoskeletal medicine fellowship, and the director of clinical spine research. An active researcher, Dr. McCormick's work focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of spine and joint pain, specifically radicular, discogenic, zygapophyseal joint, sacroiliac joint, and knee joint pain.
Diagnostic and Prognostic Anesthetic Blocks for Facet, Sacroiliac, and Knee Joint Pain: An Evidence-Based Update
Frontiers in Denervation for Chronic Pain: Sacroiliac Joint Complex, Knee, Shoulder, and Hip
Pharmacologic Management of Pain: Expanding the Options, Improving Outcomes
Associate Professor; Director, Clinical Spine Research; Director, Spine Fellowship
Sean McDermott, MDUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Sean McDermott is a PGY-4 Anesthesiology Resident, interested in Pain Medicine Fellowship and Research.
Poster Research Highlights #2
Anesthesiology Resident
Winfried Meissner, MD Jena University Hospital
Dr. Meissner undertook his residency as an anesthesiologist at University Hospital Berlin-Steglitz, after which he was appointed head of Jena University Hospital's pain unit in 1994, and head of the palliative care department in 2009. The pain unit covers all areas of pain management (including an acute pain service, outpatient service unit, inpatient consultation service, multimodal pain management program and interdisciplinary pain conference). Dr. Meissner and his group have initiated and coordinated two large registries in the area of acute pain: quality improvement in post-operative pain management (QUIPS) in Germany and its international counterpart, improvement in postoperative pain outcome (PAIN OUT). These registries offer feedback and benchmarking of pain treatment outcomes and facilitate health service research. The registries comprise more than 500,000 data, resulting in more than 50 publications so far. In addition, he was the coordinator of the NeuroPAIN project (chronic pain and neurologic consequences in sepsis survivors) and has broad teaching experience, including the development of curricula for perioperative care, palliative care, and medical communication. He is the coordinator of EC-funded IMIPainCare's subproject, Patient reported outcome measures to improve management of acute and chronic pain (PROMPT), which involves setting up a registry to follow-up postsurgical pain. Meissner is president-elect of the German Pain Society and a member of several national and international societies including the European Society of Anaesthesiology (ESA) and the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP).
Jena, Thuringia, Germany
Nagy A. Mekhail, MD PhD Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Dr. Mekhail holds a joint appointment at the Cleveland Clinic Spine Center and Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center. He is also a professor of anesthesiology at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve. His treatment interests include pain management, interventional spine pain management, cancer pain, and neuropathic pain.
Neuromodulation Review 2
Carl E Wasmuth MD Endowed Chair
Zaman Mirzadeh, MD PhD Barrow Neurological Institute
Dr. Mirzadeh is a neurosurgeon in the department of neurosurgery at Barrow Neurological Institute. Dr. Mirzadeh's expertise includes functional neurosurgery, surgical management of facial pain and chronic neuropathic pain, neuromodulation for chronic pain, and neuroablative techniques for cancer pain management. He is a member of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, American Association of Neurological Surgeons, American Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, World Society of Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, International Society for Stem Cell Research, and Society for Neuroscience. He earned his doctorate and medical degrees from the University of California at San Francisco. He completed his residency at Barrow Neurological Institute. He completed a fellowship in functional neurosurgery at Toronto Western Hospital and another in advanced pain at the Baylor College of Medicine/MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Current State: Treatment of Cancer Associated Pain
Susan M. Moeschler, MD Mayo Clinic
Dr. Moeschler is a program director for the pain medicine fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.
Dr. Moeschler is a #AAPM2020 Social Media Ambassador. Follow her on Twitter at @SMoeschlerMD.
Neuromodulation and Mitigating the Risk of Infection
Applying to Pain Fellowships, Maximize Your Success: Tips for a Successful Match and Beyond
Associate Professor, Consultant
Jee Youn Moon, MD PhD Seoul National University Hospital College of Medicine
Dr. Moon is an associate professor in the department of anesthesiology and pain medicine at the Seoul National University Hospital in Seoul, South Korea. Her current interest is in the field of ultrasound-guided pain medicine, which Dr. Moon received the Best Speaker Award from the Korean Pain Society. Dr. Moon is a director of the International Cooperation of the Korean Pain Society and an active member of the Korean Society of Anesthesiologists. Dr. Moon received her MD from Kyung Hee Medical College and received both Master's and PhD from the College of Medicine of the Seoul National University. In addition to her experience at Seoul National University Hospital. Dr. Moon has also held teaching and professional positions at the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital and Kyung Hee University Hospital. Dr. Moon is also concurrently the director of the Cancer Pain Management Center at Seoul National University Hospital.
Lumbar Facet Block and Radiofrequency Ablation International Consensus Guidelines Part 1
Advanced Ultrasound-Guided Pain Medicine Interventions
Jonathan M. Morris, MD Mayo Clinic
Dr. Morris is a Consultant in the Department of Radiology at the Mayo Clinic. He received his MD at Howard University College of Medicine, completed an internship at Washington Hospital Center, a research fellowship at National Institutes of Health, and his radiology and neuroradiology fellowships at Mayo Clinic. He's a board certified Radiologist, CAQ Neuroradiologist and Director of the 3D Printing Anatomic Modeling Lab at the Mayo Clinic. His special interests are the use of 3D printing for preoperative planning and custom surgical guides. Clinically, he focuses on minimally invasive thermal ablation of tumors in the neuroaxis.
Current State: Treatment of Cancer-Associated Pain
Director, Anatomical Modeling Laboratory; Neuroradiologist,	Mayo Clinic
Jennifer L. Murphy, PhDTampa VA, University of South Florida
Jennifer Murphy, Ph.D. is the master trainer and author of the VA's Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pain (CBT-CP) protocol and therapist manual, and has trained hundreds of providers across the VA system. She routinely serves as a consultant for the development and implementation of non-pharmacological treatments for chronic pain in the private and public sector. Dr. Murphy is co-investigator on numerous funded trials focusing on applications and outcomes of CBT-CP, including its use as an aid for those tapering from opioid analgesics. She also serves on the editorial board of Pain Medicine.
Pain Psychology Program Manager
Ameet S. Nagpal, MD MEd MS UT Health San Antonio
Dr. Nagpal is a board certified PM&R and pain medicine physician who is an associate professor in the department of anesthesiology at UT Health San Antonio. He is the associate program director of the pain medicine fellowship at UT Health SA and the medical director of the UT Health SA Pain Medicine Clinic as well. He has a master's in science in biophysics from Georgetown University and a master's in education in health care curriculum and instruction from the University of Houston. He completed medical school in 2008 from New York Medical College and went on to complete his PM&R residency at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston/Baylor College of Medicine PM&R Alliance Program and his pain medicine fellowship at UT Health SA.
Associate Professor/Clinical
Samer N. Narouze, MD PhD Western Reserve Hospital
Dr. Narouze chairs the Center for Pain Medicine at Western Reserve Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. He is a professor of surgery at NOMED, clinical professor of anesthesiology and pain medicine at OUCOM, and a clinical professor of neurological surgery at OSU. He is considered an expert consultant in headaches and pain medicine and has served as an editor and medical reviewer in several headache and pain medicine journals. Dr. Narouze is board certified in pain medicine, neurology headache medicine, interventional pain management, as well as anesthesiology. He founded the American Interventional Headache Society in 2015 and he is the president-elect for American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine and serves in many committees for AAPM and other national and international headache and pain organizations.
Dr. Narouze is a #AAPM2020 Social Media Ambassador. Follow him on Twitter at @NarouzeMD.
Stephanie A. Neuman, MD FAB Gundersen Health System
Dr. Neuman is a fellowship trained pain medicine physician at Gundersen Health System in La Crosse, WI. She has been on staff for over 7 years and is currently the department chair. Her focus is on interventaionl pain management with a very busy spinal cord stimulator practice. She developed her institution's policy regarding prevention and management of spinal implantable device infections. She was also a contributor and co-author of the largest multi-center study regarding spinal cord stimulator implant infection rates and risk factors.
Department Chair, Pain Medicine
Andrea Nicol, MD MSc FASA University of Kansas School of Medicine
Dr. Nicol completed her residency in anesthesiology at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), then trained in pain medicine at the same institution. Concurrently with fellowship training, Dr. Nicol conferred a master's in science in clinical research through the UCLA department of biomathematics. Currently, she is an associate professor at the University of Kansas School of Medicine where her clinical responsibilities include chronic pain and her NIH funded research program focuses on include fibromyalgia, centralized pain syndromes, and mechanisms of the chronification of pain.
Studying the Acute-to-Chronic Pain Transition in Perioperative Patients
Identifying Phenotypes and Advancing Precision Pain Care: Leveraging the Data Gap
Neuropathic Pain: Pharmacological Trends and Interventional Techniques in Challenging Patients
Elizabeth M. Oliva, PhD VA Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
Dr. Oliva received her PhD in developmental psychopathology and clinical science from the University of Minnesota where her graduate work examining the etiology of substance use from adolescence to early adulthood was funded by a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship. She completed her pre-doctoral clinical psychology internship at UCSD/VA San Diego. Dr. Oliva is an Investigator at the VA Center for Innovation to Implementation (Ci2i) at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System and a Senior Evaluator for the VA Program Evaluation and Resource Center (PERC; one of three VA Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention evaluation centers). She is currently the VA National Opioid Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution (OEND) coordinator and also conducts research on VA OEND implementation. In her role as VA National OEND coordinator, Dr. Oliva works with interdisciplinary teams—e.g. MDs, PharmDs, RNs, LCSWs, Psychologists—to create national VA OEND resources for patient and provider training.
Advancing Pain Care for Veterans: Innovations in Interdisciplinary Pain Management, Telehealth, and Opioid Safety
VA National Opioid Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution (OEND) Coordinator
Einar Ottestad, MD FIPP CIPS Stanford
Dr. Ottestad joined Stanford faculty and became associate chief for inpatient pain in 2009. As such, he manages acute, postoperative pain and cancer pain at Stanford Hospital as well as chronic outpatient pain medicine. He is committed to the Stanford Pain Center's multidisciplinary, comprehensive approach when treating pain clinic patients with chronic pain. In the outpatient pain clinic, Dr. Ottestad possesses expertise in advanced interventions such as intrathecal medications, spinal cord stimulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, cryotherapy and cryoanalgesia, radiofrequency neuromodulation and ablation and ultrasound-guided procedures in general for the treatment of chronic pain. Ultrasound imaging allows accurate imaging of soft tissues such as muscles, tendons, and nerves that are difficult to identify using only x-ray imaging or anatomic landmarks. This imaging is useful both diagnostically as well as therapeutically when specific, targeted treatment is needed in an area of pain.
Emerging Applications for Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for Subacute and Chronic Pain Syndromes
Clinical Associate Professor
Tonya M. Palermo, PhD University of Washington/Seattle Children's Research Institute
Dr. Tonya Palermo is a pediatric psychologist and professor of anesthesiology and pain medicine at University of Washington with adjunct appointments in pediatrics and psychiatry. She also serves as associate director of the Center for Child Health, Behavior and Development at Seattle Children's Research Institute. She directs the Pediatric Pain & Sleep Innovations Lab that aims to improve the lives of children with pain and their families. Her NIH-funded research investigates behavioral, psychosocial and family factors that affect pain experiences, and development and evaluation of innovative psychological treatments that can be delivered at low cost. Dr. Palermo has published over 200 peer-reviewed articles and two books on cognitive-behavioral therapy for chronic pain in children and adolescents.
Leveraging Technology and Brief Behavioral Treatments to Expand Rapid Access to Low-Cost Perioperative and Outpatient Pain Care
Women's Issues and Gender Bias in Pain Treatment, Research & Policy: An Interactive Multidisciplinary Panel
Thomas P. Pittelkow, DO MPH Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
Dr. Pittelkow is an assistant professor of anesthesiology in the division of pain medicine at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. He currently serves as the associate program director of the pain medicine fellowship. Dr. Pittelkow is board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, pain medicine and hospice, and palliative medicine. His clinical practice includes interventional pain management, chronic and cancer pain management, and palliative care. Dr. Pittelkow's clinical and research interests include the use of advanced therapies for the treatment of cancer-pain and the enhancement of medical education.
Cutting Through the Hype: Marijuana and CBD Oil for Pain
Sagar Parikh, MD JFK / Center for Sports and Spine Medicine
Dr. Parikh is board certified in Pain Medicine and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. He is an Assistant Professor at both Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine and Robert Wood Johnson Hospital and the Director of the Pain Medicine Fellowship at John F. Kennedy Johnson Rehabilitation Institute. He is also the Director of the Center for Sports and Spine Medicine housed within the Department of Rehabilitation. Dr. Parikh focuses on comprehensive non-surgical care including minimally invasive image-guided procedures, exercise therapy, medication management, and mind-body techniques to treat pain conditions of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems.
Botulinum, Biologics, and IT Therapies for Chronic Pain: Research and Reimbursement
Interventional Pain Medicine / Fellowship Director
Lawrence Poree, MD PhD MPH University of California
Dr. Poree holds the position of clinical professor in the department of anesthesia at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) where he serves as the director of the neuromodulation service. He started his neuromodulation career as a basic science researcher at UC Berkeley where he investigated the analgesic properties of CNS hormones as part of his doctoral thesis. He continued his research in neuromodulation at Johns Hopkins University in the department of biomedical engineering where he investigated the neural pathways involved in spinal cord stimulation and the sympathetic nervous system. He decided to apply his research to medical practice and enrolled at Stanford University where he earned his medical degree and completed his residency in anesthesia while continuing to conduct research on the analgesic properties of alpha-2 agonists. He then completed an interventional pain fellowship at UCSF. He founded and served as medical director of a private practice comprehensive pain management clinic and consulted for various neuromodulation companies in the development of novel neuromodulation devices. Later, he returned to academia to head the neuromodulation program at the University Of California at San Francisco Pain Management Center.
Director of Neuromodulation
Joshua Prager, MD MS DABPM Center for the Rehabilitation of Pain Syndromes(CRPS) at UCLA Medical Plaza
Dr. Prager, a Harvard- and Stanford-trained physician, holds four board certifications including the American Board of Pain Medicine. He specializes in complex regional pain syndrome (chaired the IASP group on CRPS). He also specializes in neuromodulation (two-term president of the North American Neuromodulation Society). He also focuses on precision spinal diagnostics and therapeutics, as well as economic issues in pain medicine and advocacy for access to care. During his career, he has trained more than 80 pain fellows. Dr. Prager demonstrated the effectiveness of transverse tripolar spinal cord stimulation and is the first physician in the medical literature to report the effectiveness of Botulinum toxin in prolonging sympathetic blockade.
Ravi Prasad, PhD University of California, Davis School of Medicine
Dr. Prasad is a psychologist by training and recently joined the University of California, Davis School of Medicine as the director of behavioral health services and clinical professor in the department of anesthesiology and pain medicine. Prior to joining the UC system, Dr. Prasad was an associate chief in the division of pain medicine at Stanford University. During his time at Stanford, he played a critical role in significantly expanding their clinical pain psychology services and served as the program director for the Stanford Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Pain Program, one of only a handful of academic inpatient pain programs in the nation. He established a pain psychology fellowship training program that is now fully accredited by the American Psychological Association and also played an active role in the pain medicine fellowship program. Beyond the realm of pain, Dr. Prasad has a strong interest in clinician wellness: he was the co-director for the Stanford anesthesia resident wellness program and created the pain medicine division's first wellness program specifically for fellows.
Deconstructing Pelvic Pain: Differential Diagnosis and Interdisciplinary Treatment
Scott Pritzlaff, MD University of California, Davis
Dr. Pritzlaff is an assistant clinical professor in the department of anesthesiology and pain medicine at the University of California, Davis. He also serves as the associate program director for the pain medicine fellowship. Dr. Pritzlaff's clinical interests including opioid-sparing pain management strategies, peripheral nerve stimulation, and innovative use of ultrasound for pain procedures. As a former Navy combat physician, he also has a passion for treating military veterans and those affected by trauma.
Dr. Pritzlaff is a #AAPM2020 social media ambassador. Follow him on Twitter at @ScottPritzlaff.
Assistant Clinical Professor
Wenchun Qu, MD PhD Mayo Clinic
Dr. Qu is an associate professor of PM&R and anesthesiology at Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine. He is board certified in PM&R, pain medicine, and serves as a consultant in the department of PM&R, division of pain medicine, and Spine Center at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. He is the director of Regenerative Pain Medicine Practice, chair of the Spine Research Committee, co-chair of China Regional Development Group, and a member of Augmented Human Intelligence Advisory Group at Mayo Clinic. Dr. Qu received medical education at Second Military Medical University in Shanghai, and received MS in biostatistics and PhD in occupational science at University of Southern California in Los Angeles. He completed postdoctoral fellowship training at University of Pennsylvania, residency in PM&R and fellowship in pain medicine at Mayo Clinic Rochester.
The Promise and Reality of Regenerative Medicine in Pain Management
David A. Provenzano, MD Pain Diagnostics and Interventional Care
Dr. Provenzano is President of Pain Diagnostics and Interventional Care. He received his undergraduate degree from Colgate University. He received his medical degree from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. He completed a surgical internship at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and a residency in anesthesiology at The Western Pennsylvania Hospital. He completed a pain management fellowship at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Dr. Provenzano has served as a principal investigator on multiple research studies and published numerous scientific articles. His research interests include neuromodulation and monopolar and bipolar radiofrequency lesioning.
Opioid Therapy 2020: Past, Present, and Future
Pain Medicine Practice Management: Knowledge for Practice Efficiency, Growth, Economic Viability, and Compliance
President of PDIC
M. Cary Reid, MD PhD Weill Cornell Medicine
Dr. Reid is an associate professor and director of the Office of Geriatric Research at Weill Cornell Medicine. Dr. Reid's work supports translational research on pain and aging in New York City. Current projects include testing non-pharmacologic strategies for pain among older persons in both clinical and non-clinical settings, identifying barriers to the use of self-management strategies for pain, and examining optimal strategies for managing pain across ethnically diverse populations of older adults. Other areas of interest include the epidemiology and treatment of substance use disorders in older persons.
Using Mobile Health (mHealth) Technology to Improve Acute and Chronic Pain: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going?
Associate Professor of Medicine
Eugene Roh, MDStanford University
Dr. Roh is a sports medicine specialist treating sports-related injuries from weekend warriors to professional athletes and Olympians with non-operative treatments, including innovative ultrasound-guided minimally invasive interventions and regenerative medicine. These procedures treat injuries in the shoulder, elbow, Achilles, and other joints. He serves as a team physician for many elite sports teams including Stanford varsity and Team USA during the 2018 Winter Olympic games. He used to serve as a consultant team physician for the Golden State Warriors and a team physician for the San Francisco 49ers in sports ultrasound and orthobiologics. Dr. Roh's research interests include non-surgical treatment outcome including orthobiologics and application of ultrasound to assess tendinopathy and sports ultrasound.
Advanced Ultrasound-Guided Pain Medicine Interventions (002)
Director, MSK & Sports Ultrasound Clinic, Clinical Assistant Professor