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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Sep 6.
Published in final edited form as: Pain Physician. 2022 Dec;25(9):E1447–E1455.

Table 2.

Characteristics of physicians currently practicing pain

Total (n = 79)
Setting Practicing Pain Medicine
Both Inpatient and Outpatient 41 (51.90%)
Inpatient 5 (6.33%)
Outpatient 33 (41.77%)
Missing 0
Years Practicing Pain Medicine
12 to 20 11 (14.47%)
3 to 5 23 (30.26%)
6 to 8 12 (15.79%)
9 to 11 7 (9.21%)
Less than 3 23 (30.26%)
Missing 3
Percent of Time Practicing Anesthesia
21 to 40 8 (10.53%)
41 to 60 6 (7.89%)
61 to 80 7 (9.21%)
81 to 100 3 (3.95%)
Less than 21 52 (68.42%)
Missing 3
Percent of Time Practicing Pain Medicine
21 to 40 12 (15.79%)
41 to 60 7 (9.21%)
61 to 80 9 (11.84%)
81 to 100 41 (53.95%)
Less than 21 7 (9.21%)
Missing 3
Percent of Time Non-Clinical
21 to 40 9 (11.84%)
41 to 60 1 (1.32%)
61 to 80 4 (5.26%)
Less than 21 62 (81.58%)
Missing 3
Environment Practicing Pain Medicine
Academic 39 (52.00%)
Both Academic and Priv Pract 4 (5.33%)
Private Practice 32 (42.67%)
Missing 4 (5.06%)
Job Satisfaction
Dissatisfied 10 (13.16%)
Neither 9 (11.84%)
Satisfied 28 (36.84%)
Very dissatisfied 1 (1.32%)
Very satisfied 28 (36.84%)
Missing 3