Faculty Forum
Faculty and Key Opinion Leaders on their experiences at PAINWeek 2011
Charles Argoff, MD, CPE
PAINWeek builds the foundation of good pain care.

Colleen M. Fitzgerald, MD
Interdisciplinary care; the key to pain management.
Daniel Carr, MD, FABPM
PAINWeek answers the call for better education.
Gary W. Jay, MD, DAAPM, FAAPM
PAINWeek, the place for peer interaction.
Philip Getson, DO
Primary care and specialists meet at PAINWeek.
Jennifer Bolen, JD
The legal and clinical sides of pain management.
Joanne Loewy, DA, LCAT, Board Certified Music Therapist
Joanne Loewy speaks on PAINWeek.
Kevin Pho, MD
PAINWeek addresses the education gap.
Mary Lynn McPherson, PharmD, BCPS, CPE
116 million in pain; we have to up our game!
Michael R. Clark, MD, MPH, MBA
IOM calls for better pain education.
Michael Schatman, PhD, CPE
Timely education for frontline clinicians.
Myra Christopher
Myra Christopher speaks on PAINWeek.
Rebecca Curtis, ACC, Health Coach
Opportunities at PAINWeek.
Roger B. Fillingim, PhD and
Joseph L. Riley, III, PhD
PAINWeek fills a gap in continuing education.
Ronald J. Rapoport, MD, FACR
Treating pain in an aging population.
Sean Mackey, MD, PhD, CPE
Dr. Sean Mackey discusses pain in America and PAINWeek.
Steven D. Passik, PhD
The pain learning community at PAINWeek.
“We have 116,000,000 Americans suffering from chronic pain. We have only several thousand pain specialists. There is simply not enough to go around. Primary care physicians are the ones who are seeing these patients first. PAINWeek does a great job in educating primary care specialists about contemporary topics in pain medicine and pain management. I applaud their efforts.”
Sean Mackey, MD, PhD, CPE
Chief, Division of Pain Management
Stanford University School of Medicine, CA
“We’re an aging population. America is graying. The problems of patients [in] pain should be something that all physicians can treat. The [variety of] education that is available at PAINWeek is certainly a positive, and over the years that I’ve been here, I’ve seen the attendance grow, the quality of the presentations grow, and this knowledge is certainly something that all of us need.”
Ronald Rapoport, MD, FACR
Rheumatologist
Truesdale Clinic
Fall River, MA
