Dr. Daniel Batlan

Pain control expert Dr. Daniel Batlan attended Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, graduating in 1985 with an M.D. degree. He completed a residency in anesthesiology and critical care at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Next, Dr. Daniel Batlan completed a fellowship in interventional pain management at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

He rounded out his education by earning a MBA from New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business. Dr. Batlan is grateful to have trained at these internationally recognized graduate programs. Indeed, past surveys of U.S. News & World Report magazine have ranked these training programs as follows: Johns Hopkins Hospital - Ranked Number One (#1) Hospital in America Cleveland Clinic Foundation - Ranked Number Four (#4) Hospital in America NYU Stern Graduate Business School - Ranked Number One (#1) Part-Timie MBA Program in America.

After completing his education, Dr. Daniel Batlan founded Specialized Pain Management in Las Vegas, Nevada. This clinic provides excellent care with the goals of relieving pain and suffering, restoring function, improving a person's well being and educating patients in the medical options that are available for pain control. Encouraging an interdisciplinary approach to patient care, Dr. Daniel Batlan believes patients have the best chance for improvement when specialists share information.

As a part of the diagnostic process, Dr. Daniel Batlan will often consult with other medical professionals in neurology, orthopedics, physical therapy, neurosurgery, rheumatology, internal medicine and psychiatry. Dr. Batlan treats most causes of pain, including neck and low back pain, sciatica, spinal stenosis, headache, joint pain, muscle spasm pain, arthritis, fibromyalgia, work-related injuries. sports injuries, and cancer pain. Dr. Batlan's goal is provide his patients the best possible opportunity for successful treatment. As the Medical Director, Dr. Daniel Batlan emphasizes the most up-to-date and caring treatment methods. He considers effective communication with both patients and other medical specialists a critical part of his practice.