SomaticNerveBlock near Florence, SC

Biography: Paulvalery Roulette, MD, prides himself on making sure his patients feel understood and leave his office with knowledge about their condition and treatment options. His personal experience with being a son of immigrants and student in world-class institutions gives him the ability to relate to patients of all backgrounds and socioeconomic statuses. Dr. Roulette takes care of children and adults with trauma, sports-related injuries, arthritis, nerve and blood vessel issues, soft tissue tumors and cysts. When Dr. Roulette is out of the office, he participates in volunteer opportunities, mentorship activities, intramural sports and international mission trips. His children and wife allow him to remain light-hearted and live a fulfilling life.

Biography: Dr Park has been with Southeast Pain & Spine Care since 1997. He is a member of the American Pain Society, American Society of Regional Anesthesia, American Society of Anesthesiologists, International Association for the Study of Pain, American Medical Association, North Carolina Medical Society, Mecklenberg County Medical Society and the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians.

Biography: Dr. John Lucas, MD is a Neurology Specialist who practices in Summerville, SC. He is 58 years old and has been practicing for 32 years. Dr. John Lucas, MD is affiliated with Trident Medical Center and Trident Health System-Summerville Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: Among Charleston s leading and longest standing orthopaedic groups founded by Dr Joel R Cox in 1975 Lowcountry Orthopaedics offers the most advanced comprehensive orthopaedic care in the region Board certified and fellowship trained physicians provide innovative medical solutions encompassing both non invasive procedures and complex orthopaedic surgery

Biography: Dr. Ahmad is a board certified physiatrist with specialty training in pain management. Dr. Ahmad completed his residency training in Physical Medicine Rehabilitation at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital. He then completed a fellowship in musculoskeletal medicine and interventional pain management at the Center for Advanced Pain Management and Rehabilitation in New Jersey. Dr. Ahmad moved to Charlotte with his family because he loved the great weather and family-friendly atmosphere. He strives to treat his patients like members of his own family, and his comprehensive training in all aspects of pain management allows him to do that.

Care Philosophy: We are here to take care of what matters most, you. Lahey Health offers access to board-certified specialists in nearly every medical specialty and more than 75 primary care practices in over 30 communities providing you with the full continuum of care, all close to home.

Biography: My mother is a nurse practitioner. From the time I was young, I wanted to be a doctor. \n When I was a teenager, my grandfather had a massive stroke, and one of my closest friends was diagnosed with brain cancer in the same year. As a result of those dual experiences, I felt called to neurology. I wanted to help make this world better for those with neurological diseases. \n As I furthered my training, I realized my heart was called to headache disorders and to obstetric neurology, so I continued my training through fellowship opportunities. I am proud to serve the Charlotte area as a subspecialist in these two areas. I'm a board-certified headache specialist. \n I have found that patients often know their body and their symptoms better than anyone. Every patient has their own story to tell. When doctors listen closely to those stories, it's easier for us to determine the right diagnosis and the right plan for that patient. No two patients are alike, and each deserves individualized care. \n At Novant Health, I serve as lead neurologist in the greater Charlotte area, vice chair of the physician governance committee, head of the comprehensive headache center, and founder and head of obstetrics/women's neurology. I'm also communications director for the Southern Headache Society. \n I've published several articles in peer-reviewed journals, and I frequently speak at academic conferences. \n Teaching the physicians of tomorrow is important to me, and I serve as an adjunct professor and fourth-year neurology clerkship director at the UNC School of Medicine branch campus at Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center; assistant professor at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine; and as a member of the teaching faculty in the Novant Health Family Medicine Residency Program. \n I am married with two growing boys, and my family means the world to me. As a family, we love trail running, mountain biking, kayaking and rock climbing.