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Pacific Spine and Pain Society Podcast (PSPS)

A casual conversation like the ones had after a presentation, in the fluoro suite, or in the clinic designed to give you insight about interventional spine, pain medicine, neuromodulation, regenerative medicine, and minimally-invasive spine techniques and surgery.

Podcast · By Roya Moheimani MD · American English · Official site

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Sep 1, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    S4E8 - Building a Comprehensive Spine Center (opens the original)

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    Listen in as Dr. Michael Oh, Vice Chair of Education for NeurologicalSurgery at UCI and former President of PSPS, shares his experiencelaunching a Multidisciplinary Spine Center at UCI. This episodeexplores minimally invasive spine surgery (MIS), robotics, and theintegration of care with interventional pain and physiatry. Amust-listen for everyone, regardless of training background, withplenty of bonus content along the way. #PSPS #Chronicpain #spinehealth#neurosurgery #orthopedics #intervention

  2. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    S4E7 - Considering Training & Employment at the VA Health Care System (opens the original)

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    Episode Notes Join us as interventional pain physician, Dr. Calvin Ho, at the Long Beach VA Healthcare System discusses the perks of both training and working at the VA. This is a great listen for trainees and for attendings. Bonus: We also discuss what it takes to launch a PRP program at a VA healthcare system.

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