DocPrinsell

Good teams don’t happen by accident.

When you work with the same people day after day, you start recognizing voices before you even see faces. 😂

That’s not just funny—it says a lot about the culture we’ve built.

Working alongside people who know each other, trust each other, and communicate without missing a beat makes all the difference—for us and for our patients.

I’m grateful for a team that shows up every day, works hard, and makes the operating room feel like family.

Dr. Jeffrey Prinsell

“It’s not going to happen” 🤣

Ever wonder how doctors learn a new procedure before performing it on a patient? 🤔

It starts with education, training, cadaver labs, and lots of practice.

Then comes the body markings… and apparently, my family. 😂

My wife has been my anatomy model more than once, but this time my son politely declined… so my daughter stepped in to help. ❤️

Every new technique deserves careful preparation, and I’m grateful to have a family that’s always willing to support the journey (well… most of them 😅).

Medicine is a team sport—even at home.

– Dr. Prinsell

Wait… which goal? ⚽️

World Cup season might have us hearing that word a little differently 😂

But in pain management, the goal never changes:

✔️ Less pain
✔️ Improved function
✔️ Getting patients back to doing what they love

Sometimes the biggest wins aren’t on a scoreboard 🏆

They’re getting back on the golf course, playing with your kids, traveling, exercising, sleeping better, or just enjoying everyday life again.

For all the physicians, nurses, APPs, medical students, healthcare workers, patients (and soccer fans ⚽️)… we all know there’s more than one kind of goal worth chasing.

Pain management • spine health • chronic pain • sports medicine • FIFA World Cup • patient care

I can help manage your chronic pain.

I can perform epidural steroid injections, radiofrequency ablations, spinal cord stimulator trials, and medication management.

What I can’t do?

Convince FIFA to schedule matches around my clinic hours. ⚽😂

Whether you’re a soccer player, weekend warrior, runner, golfer, pickleball addict, youth sports parent, or just someone trying to stay active despite back pain, neck pain, sciatica, joint pain, or nerve pain, the goal is the same: keep you moving and keep you doing what you love.

Sports injuries, chronic pain, degenerative disc disease, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, arthritis, and overuse injuries don’t care if it’s World Cup season.

Unfortunately.

So while I’m treating patients and pretending not to check the score every five minutes, remember that staying active is one of the best things you can do for many chronic pain conditions.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I have some “charting” to do. 👀⚽

Pain Management • Sports Injuries • Chronic Pain • Back Pain • Neck Pain • Sciatica • Soccer • FIFA World Cup • Athletes • Healthcare Workers • Medical Professionals • Active Lifestyle • Spine Health • Sports Medicine

My nurse went to hand me a surgical instrument…
and instead handed me a

Roles reversed 🔄 Now who’s not listening?