Mark is a clinical assistant professor at Midwestern University in Glendale, Arizona. He specializes is spine and persistent pain conditions. He works in clinic where he sees patients and mentors physical therapy students. He also runs Modern Pain Care a company focused on educating health care professionals on pain science and person centered healthcare. He also hosts the Modern Pain Podcast where he interviews clinicians, researchers, and patients to better help everyone understand and manage pain.

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