Edward Alva Workman MD , FAAPM, ABPN, ABPM

Summary

• Credential Summary: Multiple Board Certified, ABPN, ABPM, ABFM; Clinical Neuroscience/Pain Medicine/Psychiatric Medicine ; Master Psycho-pharmacologist, Neuroscience Educ. Inst., 70+ refereed publications , 8 books published; Senior author of major CRC Psychopharmacology text; 1st Doctorate in School/Behavioral Psychology, UTK; Quantitative psychometric dissertation; Assistant Professor of Psychology, teaching neuro-psychological assessment, UT-Chattanooga x 5 yrs; MD-Medical University of South Carolina, top 1/3 of class; Internal Medicine Residency, PGYI -UTMC; ER Physician, Am. ER Svcs, 1988-1994; Psychiatric Medicine Residency completed ‘93: University of Virginia School of Medicine (consistently rated in top 3 medical center training programs in the US); Laughlin Fellow, 1993; Fellowship training in Pain Medicine (UVa; 1994-95); Assistant Professor of Psychiatric Medicine, University of Virginia X 6 yrs; Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine-UTMCK (Ret.) x 22 yrs; Consultant to DOD, FBI, VAMC, US Army Medical Command; Member-Editorial Board of CNS Disorders, J. of Neuro-Inflammation, and Review Boards of multiple journals; Internationally recognized physician expert (inc. WHO presenter) in Chronic pain and neuropsychiatric co-morbidities, neuropathic pain disorders, and interventional neuroscience. Since 2018, Dr. Workman has been a continuing member of the Tennessee Board of Medicine/Dept of Health, Committee on Pain Management and Substance Abuse; Major areas of expertise: Pain Medicine; Neuropsychiatry; Mood disorders; Computerized Medical Assessment; Telemedicine; Neuropsychopharmacology; Interventional neuroscience; Interventional and Diagnostic Ultrasound (neurosonography and musculoskeletal ultrasound).