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Meet Dr. Fortin
Joseph Fortin, DO, is an interventional pain management specialist and Medical Director at Spine Technology and Rehabilitation in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Dr. Fortin and his team at Spine Technology and Rehabilitation understand that pain and disability are complex issues requiring intense dedication and compassion from each team member. They offer a patient-centered approach to care and strive to make all their patients feel comfortable and confident that they're in the best hands.
Dr. Fortin completed both his undergraduate and graduate studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo. After attending medical school at Michigan State University in East Lansing, he pursued specialty training and a four-year residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Later, he completed advanced subspecialty fellowship training in interventional spine and imaging at Diagnostic Conservative Medicine in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The team at Spine Technology and Rehabilitation specializes in being your pain detectives, offering minimally invasive procedures to help you avoid unnecessary surgery, and creating individualized treatment plans to give you optimal relief. Dr. Fortin and the team are committed to finding the root cause of your pain, rather than just treating the symptoms. Patients can expect attentive, thorough care for a wide variety of conditions, including back pain, nerve pain, and sports injuries...
Meet the Business Owner: Dr. Joseph F.
Dr. Joseph Fortin is currently the Medical Director of Spine Technology and Rehabilitation P.C. and a Clinical Professor at Indiana University School of Medicine. His board certifications include: American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, Pain Management (American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation), and Fellow Interventional Pain Practice (World Institute of Pain). Dr. Fortin is a prolific author credited with a sports medicine text entitled "Functional Biomechanics and Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries," numerous scientific reports and book chapters on spinal imaging, image-guided injection procedures and spinal injury mechanisms in athletes. He is a regularly featured speaker on the growing applications for stem cell therapies. His pioneering research has been recognized internationally by myriad endowed major university lectureships.