Dr. David Bryce

Quote:
“I believe that the field of pain management requires both specialized knowledge and the ability to practice the art of medicine using more time, explanation and compassion in order to instill a sense of hope and confidence in these patients. We as physicians can help patients cope with chronic pain as well as offer them the most advanced techniques for relief.”

Profile/Bio:
Dr. Bryce has been involved in the diverse field of pain management for over 15 years and has an interest in caring for patients and teaching precision diagnosis and advanced pain management techniques. Dr. Bryce believes that the field of pain management requires specialized knowledge and the ability to practice the art of medicine in order to instill a sense of hope and confidence in patients.

Dr. Bryce, a St. Louis, Missouri, native. has been in Wisconsin for over 23 years. After an internal medicine residency at the University of Minnesota, he spent time in the Indian Health Service in general practice. He later completed another residency in anesthesiology at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine. Dr. Bryce helped establish pain management services at the Maine Medical Center and later at the Marshfield Clinic. His interests include neuromodulation techniques for the treatment of pain, as well as the treatment of pain secondary to cancer.

Hobbies/Special Interests:
Dr. Bryce enjoys spending time with his wife and three daughters. He also enjoys practicing martial arts and cross country skiing. He “tries” to play golf.

Professional Achievements:
Medical task force to the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Department
Editorial board member for Pain Physician journal

Professional Memberships:
American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians – lifetime member, Treasurer, and on the Ethics and Education and Research Committees
International Spine Intervention Society – member since 1992
North American Neuromodulation Society – member since 2004
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