Adam Amir, DO, is a pain management physician with double board certification and extensive training from top institutions. He advocates passionately for holistic and multidisciplinary patient care rooted in his background in osteopathic medicine. His specialized training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation from Johns Hopkins Hospital enables him to not only address pain but also enhance his patients' function and quality of life through advanced multimodal treatments and therapies.
He has extensive experience in interventional procedures and minimally invasive surgeries allowing him to offer a wide array of opioid-sparing treatments tailored to his patients’ unique needs. In addition, he is involved in academic and clinical research and actively engages in national and international pain societies to remain at the forefront of his field and offer his patients the latest evidence-based treatments.
Clinical Expertise:
-Musculoskeletal pain including arthritic joint pain
-Spine conditions including vertebral compression fractures, back pain, neck pain, and radiculopathies
-Neuromodulation including peripheral nerve stimulation, spinal cord stimulation and restorative neuromodulation
-Painful neuropathies
-Cancer pain
-Complex regional pain syndrome
-Migraine and facial pain
-Regenerative medicine
-Physical medicine and rehabilitation
Training
-Fellowship: University of Pittsburgh Medical Center - Interventional Pain Medicine
-Residency: Johns Hopkins Hospital - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Education
-Medical School: Marian University-College of Osteopathic Medicine
-Undergraduate: University of California San Diego- Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry and Cell Biology.
Certifications
-Board Certified in Pain Medicine
-Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
-California state Medical License
