Minnesota pain clinic adds ambulatory surgery medical director

Edina, Minn.-based Nura Pain Clinic added Scott Stayner, MD, as the medical director of ambulatory surgery, the Minneapolis StarTribune reports.

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By: Staff

Dr. Steyner earned his medical degree from Minneapolis-based University of Minnesota Medical School. He specialized in pain management after seeing how his grandmother suffered from back pain.

He’ll oversee Nura’s efforts to tackle its backlog of COVID-19-delayed cases.

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