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Morteza Rabii, DNP, APRN, AGPCNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner

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PainCARE, Crimson Pain Management

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Morteza Rabii specializes in interventional pain management, neuromodulation, minimally invasive spine procedures, and targeted drug delivery therapies. He is passionate about helping patients achieve meaningful improvements in function and quality of life, finding particular fulfillment in seeing individuals return to the everyday activities and experiences that chronic pain once limited. His interest in neuromodulation developed early in his career, drawn by its potential as a minimally invasive, non-pharmacologic option for treating complex chronic pain conditions.

A NANS member since 2020, Dr. Rabii is actively involved in the neuromodulation community through his service on the Advanced Practice Providers (APP) Committee. His engagement reflects a commitment to advancing patient care, fostering professional collaboration, and supporting the continued growth of the field.​

​Areas of expertise:
Interventional pain management, neuromodulation, MIS, pumps

Why I enjoy what I do:
Modern pain management, neuromodulation, and MIS procedures not only reduce pain, but improve function and restore quality of life. It is profoundly rewarding to hear the stories your patients tell of simple day-to-day joys that they missed for so long due to pain.
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How I became interested in neuromodulation:
I have spent over 15 years treating patients with spine pain. Neuromodulation interested me early on as a minimally invasive, non-medicinal option to treat debilitating chronic pain.

The best thing about NANS:
The best thing about NANS the professional networking options – especially in the APP committee.

Favorite book:
Frank Herbert’s Dune series (They get a bit weird after book three, but hey.)

Words to live by:
“When we are no longer able to change a situation – we are challenged to change ourselves.” – Viktor E. Frankl