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Dr. Jesse Hatgis, D.O.
He is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine.
Location : Tamarac, Florida
Speaks : English
Dr. Jesse Hatgis is a double board-certified osteopathic physician. He practices pain management. He also practices physical medicine & rehabilitation. He is known for how precise his procedures are. He is known for his new ideas, too. He is active in three fields. The first is minimally invasive spine treatments. The second is neuromodulation. The third is regenerative medicine.
ABOUT ME
Dr. Hatgis is President and Medical Director of Interventional Spine Specialists of Florida and Anesthesia Pain Care Consultants. He runs an interventional pain practice in Florida. His approach puts a few treatments to work at once. One is spinal cord and peripheral nerve stimulation. One is endoscopic decompression. One is radiofrequency ablation. And one is image-guided regenerative injections. He uses them for spine and for joint conditions.
Teaching matters to Dr. Hatgis. It matters as much as patient care. He is Program Director for the ACGME-accredited Pain Medicine Fellowship. It is at Larkin Hospital (Palm Springs Campus). That’s where he trains the next set of interventional pain physicians. His clinical work points one way. So do his teaching and his research. They focus on non-opioid solutions that help restore function. And they put weight on long-term results.
He often does advanced procedures. He teaches them, too. The list is long. There’s kyphoplasty and vertebral augmentation. There’s endoscopic rhizotomy and discectomy. There’s tumor ablation and sacroiliac joint fusion. There’s facet stabilization. There’s minimally invasive lumbar decompression (MILD). There are stellate ganglion blocks and nerve blocks. And there are regenerative therapies.
EXPERIENCE
Dr. Hatgis earned his Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) degree. He holds dual board certifications. One of them is in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. The other one is in Pain Medicine. He is an active member of a large group. It is the American Osteopathic College of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. You may know it as AOCPMR. He has served there as Course Director. That was for the Mid-Year Meeting & Scientific Seminar. He has served as President of the Resident Council. He has served as Vice President of it too. And he has served on the Pain Medicine and Education Committees.
He has published peer-reviewed articles. They cover spinal pathology and intervention. One topic is vertebral compression fractures. One is Baastrup’s disease. One is cauda equina syndrome. And one is new uses of Cortoss cement. Dr. Hatgis also consults for a number of medical device companies. He has served as a principal investigator. That work was in neuromodulation research. And he gives medical testimony. He does that as a certified expert witness.
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