207LA0401X Addiction Medicine (Anesthesiology) Physician

A medical doctor who specializes in anesthesiology and critical care medicine, caring for patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries in intensive care units. They monitor and support vital organ functions, manage pain, and coordinate complex care with other specialists. Patients can expect this physician to treat severe infections, breathing problems, shock, and organ failure, and to oversee their recovery during critical illness.

A medical professional who specializes in caring for patients with serious, life-limiting illnesses, focusing on relieving pain and other symptoms to improve quality of life. They work with a team to support patients and families emotionally, physically, and spiritually, help manage symptoms like pain, shortness of breath, or nausea, and guide decision-making about care choices, especially near the end of life.

A healthcare provider who specializes in diagnosing and managing pain, especially for patients with long-term, severe, or cancer-related pain. They use a variety of treatments, such as medications, nerve blocks, and other procedures, to help reduce pain and improve quality of life. Common conditions they treat include back pain, nerve pain, arthritis, and pain after surgery or injury. Patients can expect a personalized care plan and coordination with other specialists as needed.

A medical professional who specializes in providing anesthesia and pain management for infants, children, and teenagers during surgeries and medical procedures. They evaluate young patients before surgery, ensure their safety and comfort during operations, and manage pain afterward. Pediatric anesthesiologists also provide sedation for procedures like MRI or CT scans, and care for children with complex medical needs undergoing treatment. Patients and families can expect careful monitoring and support throughout the entire process.

A healthcare provider who specializes in helping patients manage nutrition before, during, and after surgery. They diagnose and treat problems related to undernutrition, overnutrition, and metabolic disorders, and provide guidance on proper nutrition for patients with conditions like diabetes, cancer, and memory loss. Patients can expect support with nutrition plans, screening for malnutrition, and advice to improve recovery and overall health during medical treatments.