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Dr. Paul S. Webster is board certified in both Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine. Since 1995, he has been treating patients in Florida with all types of pain, including; headaches, musculoskeletal and osteoarthritic disorders, failed-back surgeries, and cancer pain. As a Major in the United States Air Force, he is a Medical

Doctor who has had the duty and privilege of treating injured military personnel. He is a Senior Disability Analyst and Diplomat of the American Board of Disability Analysts. He has extensive experience treating personal injury patients, including years of experience as an expert witness. He is certified in Worker’s Compensation for the State of Florida by the American Institute of Medical Law. He specializes in both non-invasive and invasive pain therapies.

Dr. Webster specializes in treating severe pain disorders, many of which have failed conventional and open surgical intervention, with advanced treatment approaches. His goal is to relieve pain and restore your quality of life through state-of-the-art, multidisciplinary treatments that address the specific needs of each pain sufferer.

Professional Background

Dr. Webster’s vast professional experience includes functioning as Chief of Anesthesiology and Chairman of Surgery at hospitals, surgery centers, and medical centers across Florida and being an entrepreneur. He served as an attending anesthesiologist in the US Air Force and has provided services to Central Floridians as an Interventional Pain Physician since 1995.

Dr. Webster has devoted himself to learning and giving back to the community all of his life. A philanthropist at heart, Dr. Webster is known to donate his time to the sick and needy in several underprivileged Caribbean countries.

Educational Background

Dr. Webster attended Howard University School of Medicine, Washington, D.C., where he graduated Cum Laude and received numerous awards, including academic scholarships and honors in Anesthesiology and Emergency Medicine. He received further training in Anesthesiology at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, CT, and Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA., where he also studied Pain Management; and Obstetrics & Gynecology at the University of North Carolina, New Hanover Medical Center in Wilmington, NC. The ability to learn and prioritize in both disciplines has propelled him to the top of his field as a medical doctor.

Board Certifications

● American Board of Anesthesiology
● American Board of Pain Medicine(2000-2022) ● National Board of Medical Examiners

Added Qualifications

● Spinal Cord Stimulators Implantation ● Infusion Pump Systems Implantation ● Nucleoplasty
● Radiofrequency Ablation

● Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Instructor – 1999

Cynthia Mirand, PA-C 

is a native of South Florida, having grown up in Deerfield Beach. Of Haitian descent, she is fluent in Haitian Creole. She attended Florida Atlantic University on a full academic scholarship, where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences, graduating Cum Laude. Following this, she completed her Master of Medical Science degree in Physician Assistant studies at Keiser University and is board certified by the National Commission of Physician Assistants.

Cynthia has a strong background in orthopedics and pain management. She brings expertise and skill to our practice, focusing on building strong relationships with her patients and delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. She is a dedicated provider who always prioritizes her patients' well-being.

Outside of her professional life, Cynthia enjoys staying active with CrossFit, singing karaoke, spending time with her friends and family, and relaxing through crocheting. Her diverse interests help her maintain balance and energy, contributing to our holistic approach to healthcare.

Pain management can be instrumental in improving the quality of life for individuals experiencing chronic or acute pain. Here are several ways in which pain management can help:

Reducing Pain Intensity:

• The primary goal of pain management is to reduce or alleviate pain. Various interventions, including medications, physical therapy, and other treatments, aim to decrease the intensity of pain.

Improving Functionality:

• Pain management strategies often focus on improving the functionality of individuals. This may involve physical therapy to enhance mobility, exercises to strengthen muscles, or other interventions to promote better overall physical function.

Enhancing Quality of Life:

• Chronic pain can significantly impact a person's overall quality of life. Pain management aims to restore and enhance the individual's ability to engage in daily activities, improving their overall well-being.

Addressing the Underlying Cause:

• Pain management professionals work to identify and address the underlying causes of pain. Whether it's treating an injury, managing a chronic condition, or addressing psychological factors, targeting the root cause is essential for effective pain management.

Providing Emotional Support:

• Chronic pain often takes a toll on mental health. Pain management services may include psychological support or counseling to help individuals cope with the emotional aspects of living with persistent pain.

Promoting Self-Management:

• Empowering individuals with the tools and knowledge to manage their pain is a key aspect of pain management. This may involve teaching self-care techniques, providing resources for at-home exercises, and offering guidance on lifestyle changes.

Minimizing Medication Dependency:

• While medications can be part of pain management, the goal is often to minimize dependence on pain medications, especially opioids. Integrative approaches, such as physical therapy, acupuncture, or mindfulness techniques, can help reduce reliance on medications.

Improving Sleep:

• Chronic pain can disrupt sleep patterns, contributing to a cycle of fatigue and increased pain sensitivity. Pain management may involve strategies to improve sleep hygiene and address factors affecting sleep.

Enhancing Coping Skills:

• Living with chronic pain requires effective coping skills. Pain management professionals may provide education and support to help individuals develop adaptive coping mechanisms, reducing the impact of pain on their daily lives.

Individualized Treatment Plans:

• Pain management is not a one-size-fits-all approach. A key strength is the development of individualized treatment plans tailored to each person's unique condition, considering physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors.

Promoting Preventive Measures:

• Pain management often involves educating individuals on preventive measures to reduce the risk of future pain episodes. This may include advice on posture, ergonomics, and lifestyle modifications.

Encouraging Physical Activity:

• Regular physical activity, under the guidance of a healthcare professional, can play a crucial role in managing pain. Exercise can help improve strength, flexibility, and overall physical well-being.

Pain management is a multidisciplinary field that may involve collaboration between healthcare professionals such as physicians, physical therapists, psychologists, and pain specialists. The combination of various interventions tailored to the individual's needs can contribute to a more comprehensive and effective approach to managing pain