Nicholas A. DeAngelo

Pragmatic, results-oriented professional with extensive experience in medical leadership roles, specializing in problem-solving and enhancing operational efficiency. Proven ability to lead and inspire teams while fostering collaborative relationships that empower talented individuals to excel. Committed to leveraging strong communication and decision-making skills to drive organizational success and achieve strategic objectives. Passionate about creating a positive impact within the healthcare sector through innovative solutions and effective team management.

• Improved efficiency and access to care which led to Improved patient care, access and financial stability.
• Directed and led staff members in the hospital center as well as office based practices.
• Assisted hospital leadership on patient satisfaction problem solving.
• Directed teams of 20+ staff members.
• Assisted with implementing the use of US guided regional anesthesia at the M.S. Hershey Medical Center.
• Collaborative leadership with other medical specialists to improve post operative pain scores and outcomes.
• Collaboratively work with other medical specialties, governmental leaders and President Bush administration to assist in the governmental policy change during the medical liability crisis of 2003.

• American Society of Anesthesiologists
• American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians
• Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians

• American Board of Anesthesiology: October 1999-No Expiration.
• American Board of Anesthesiology: Pain Medicine: September 2006, 2016
• American Board of Pain Medicine (ABPM) Certified: February 2003

• 2002- Moses Taylor Hospital Surgical Management; “New Advances in Interventional Pain”
• 2002- Pharmacia; “The Treatment Modalities for Chronic Pain”
• 2001- Community Medical Center; Grand Rounds; “Indications for Intrathecal Pump Therapy”
• 2001- Mercy Hospital; Grand Rounds; “What is Chronic Pain?”
• 2001- Highland Physicians; Private Practice; “The Treatment Modalities for Chronic Pain”
• 2003- Regional A/A; “Choices of regional anesthesia/analgesia for the orthopedic patient.”
• “Complications in Regional Anesthesia.”
• Local Anesthetics: “The Physicochemical Properties of Local Anesthetics”
• Grand Rounds: “Regional Anesthetic Techniques for Arthroscopic Knee Surgery, a Review of Outcome Studies”
• Grand Rounds: Case Presentation: Pulmonary Complications in Orthopaedic Trauma
• 2004: Grand Rounds Case Presentation:
• “Epidural Complications, Clinical Presentation and Treatment Ewing’s Sarcoma, PNET, and Ewing’s Family of Tumors”
• 2004: Lecture: A Comprehensive Review of Facet Joint Therapy
• 2006: Lecture: FMH CME: Radiculopathy without MRI abnormality
• 2008: Lecture: Practice Structure and Organization
• 2009: Acute Pain Treatment Modalities
• 2010: CME Lecture at Good Samaritan Hospital: “Functional Restoration Pain Paradigm.”
• 2014: CME Lecture: “Adapting to Healthcare Changes, A Perioperative Pain Review” (An Initiative to improve HCAHPS)
• 2016: CME Lecture: University Hospital, Augusta, GA

• Interlaminar Epidural Steroid Injection
• Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injection
• Diagnostic Selective Neural Blockade
• Diagnostic Median Nerve Injection
• Radiofrequency Neuroablation
• Chemical Neurolysis
• Epidural Lysis of Adhesion
• Provocative Discography
• Sympathetic Neuroblockade/Neurolysis
• Percutaneous Disc Decompression: Nucleoplasty
• Intradiscal Electrothermal Annuloplasty
• Spinal Cord Stimulation Implantable Therapy
• Intrathecal Pump Insertion/Management: Baclofen, Opiate, Local Anesthetic
• Ultrasound Guided Regional Anesthesia (MSK, single shot and perineural catheters)

• South Carolina - Active
• Georgia-Active
• Florida-Active
• Pennsylvania-Expired
• Maryland-Expired
• Virginia-Expired
• North Carolina-Expired

• DeAngelo N, Positioning of a Double Lumen Endotracheal Tube. In: Russell G, Cronin A, Longo S, Blackburn T, eds. Near Misses In Neuro-Anesthesia. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 2002
• DeAngelo N, Gordin V, Treatment of Patients with Arthritis-Related Pain. Journal of the American Osteopathic Association. 2004; 104(supplement 8)2-5