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 Marcus
E. Meekins, M.D.,MMM
Center for Regenerative and
Restorative Orthopedics
The Spine and Sports Extremity Industrial and
Occupational Injury Medical Center
Marcus E.Meekins,M.D.,MMM
Center for Regenerative and
Restorative Orthopedics
The Spine and Extremity
Industrial and Occupational Injury Medical Center
phone number -901-377-5999
Marcus E.Meekins,M.D.,MMM
Center for Regenerative
and Restorative Orthopedics
The Spine and Extremity
Industrial and Occupational Injury Medical Center
phone number -731-736-1882
Dr. Meekins grew up in
Trenton, New Jersey. He attended Rutgers University in
New Brunswick, New Jersey. After receiving his M.D. from
the MCP_Hahnemnann School of Medicine in Philadelphia,
Pa, he completed his Internal Medicine internship at the
University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark, New
Jersey, and his Anesthesiology residency at the State
University of New York.
He has had extensive training in Advanced Spinal
Intervention and Pain Management. He is a member of
numerous professional organizations, including the
American Academy of Pain Management, the American
Society of Interventional Pain Management Physicians,
the American College of Sports Medicine and The American
College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. He
has been guest lecturer for The Midsouth Workmens
Compensation Society and gives seminar biannully to area
physicians.
Dr. Meekins started Advanced Pain Treatment Centers in
2009 and treated thousands of patients each year before
progressing to Regenerative Orthopedics and Non-surgical
spinal decompression techniques. His unique background
as an interventional spine physician, allows him to
access and treat herniated discs without the need
for surgery. Dr. Meekins is a Certified Medical Review
Officer and dedicates 50% of his practice time to
treating work related spine injuries.
B.A.: Rutgers
University , New Brunswick, New Jersey.1994
M.D.: MCP-Hahnmenann, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
1999.
INTERNSHIP: Internal Medicine, University of
Medicine and Dentistry, Newark, New Jersey 1999-2000.
RESIDENCY: Anesthesiology, State University of
New York, Brooklyn, New York.
MEMBERSHIPS:
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Fellow in Anti-Aging ,
Regenerative and Functional Medicine
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American Academy of
Pain Management
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American Society of
Interventional Pain Physicians
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American College of
Sports Medicine
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American College of
Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
POSTGRADUATE TRAINING:
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Preceptorship with
Dr. Joseph Aiello, San Diego, California in
Prolotherapy and Platelet Rich Plasma
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St. Jude Spinal Cord
Stimulator Implantation training with Claudio Feler,
M.D.
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Radiofrequncy Nerve
Ablation training with Stryker
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Vertebroplasty
training with Kyphon.
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Echocardiography
preceptorship Duke University 2008
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Fellowship in Caridac
Anesthesiology and Echocardiography Robert Wood
Johnson Medical School 2007
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Master of Medical
Management USC Marshall School of Business May 2010
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