Stephan Bamberger is a medical director and pain management consultant in Brunswick, Maine. He has over 20 years of experience in physical medicine and rehabilitation. His specialties include spinal injections, electrodiagnosis, joint injections, and disability assessments. Dr. Bamberger received his MD from Columbia University and completed residencies in internal medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation. He currently holds positions at multiple hospitals and medical practices in Maine.

1. Stephan Bamberger MD
331 Maine st. Brunswick, ME 04011
(207) 798 6974
CURRENT POSITIONS
• Medical Director, Department of Physiatry, St Mary’s Regional Medical Center
• Consulting Staff, Midcoast Hospital
• Pain Management and Electrodiagnostic Consultant, Parkview Medical Associates
• President, American Society of Pain Physicians, Maine Chapter
SPECIALTY MEDICAL SKILLS
• Spinal Injection: epidurals, nerve blocks, facet joint injections, dorsal column stimulator
placement, vertebral augmentation
• Electrodiagnosis: EMG, nerve conductions
• Joint and Soft Tissue Injections
• Certified in Disability Assessment and Medicolegal Exams
CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE
Maine license #014080
Diplomate, American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1996
Diplomate, American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Subspecialty: Pain
Management, 2002
Certificate of Competency for Medical Evaluation of Disability Claims
National Association of Disability Evaluating Physician
Advanced Cardiac Life Support Recertification Course, Central Maine Medical Center,
June 2012
EDUCATION/TRAINING
• Harry Lundeburg School of Seamanship, Piny Point, MD, 1978: Licensed: Merchant
Marine, Seafarer's International Union
• Tufts University, Medford, MA, 1980-1984
• Degree: BA, magna cum laude (Anthropology and French)
• Sorbonne University, Paris, France, 1981-1982
• Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, NY, 1987-1991

2. Stephan Bamberger, M.D.
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Degree: MD
Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, MA, 1991-1992
Medicine Internship
University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA, 1992-1995
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency
PAST POSITIONS
Medical Director Midcoast Rehabilitation Services, Midcoast Hospital, Brunswick,
Maine, 2005- 2011
Medical Director, RiverRidge, Center for Brain Injury Rehabilitation in Maine, Kenneb-
unk, Maine, 1998-2000
Medical Director, Marshwood Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Lewiston, Maine,
2000-2002
Medical Director, MRA Therapeutic Division, Lewiston, Maine, 2001-2004
Medical Director, Maine Head Trauma, Lewiston, Maine, 1997- 1999
State Appointed Independent Medical Examiner for the Board of Worker’s Compensa-
tion, 2007 - present
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Member, American Medical Association
Member, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Member, Maine Medical Association
Member, International Spinal Injection Society
Member, American Society of International Pain Physicians
PRESENTATIONS
· “Pain Management: A Midlife Crisis,” Case Management of New England, Saint Mary’s
Medical Center, Lewiston, Maine, June 9th, 2015
"The Role of Facets in Low Back Pain," Central Maine Orthopaedics, Auburn, Maine,
May 28, 2008
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"Treatment of Low Back Pain," Grand Rounds, Mid Coast Hospital, Brunswick, Maine,
March 2004
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"Interventional Spinal Injection Techniques," Workers’ Compensation Summit, Maine
2001
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3. "Low Back Pain: Evaluation and Treatment," Grand Rounds, CMMC, Lewiston, Maine,
1997
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"Myofascial Pain Syndrome," Rumford Community Hospital, 1996
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"Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy or Chronic Regional Pain Disorder? - A Controversy,"
Arthritis Foundation,
Auburn, Maine, October 26, 1996
·
"Knee Prostheses - New Perspectives," Prosthetics & Orthotics Conference, University
of Seattle, Seattle, Washington
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"Below Knee Amputations & Prostheses," Prosthetics & Orthotics Conference, Universi-
ty of Seattle, Seattle, Washington
PUBLICATIONS
Chernow, B., Bamberger, S. et al. Hypomagnesemia in Post-Operative Patients,
CHEST, 1988
Bamberger, S., Robinson, L., Area and Amplitude Variability of CMAP in Normal Sub-
jects During High Frequency
Stimulation, submitted for publication to American Journal of Physical Medicine and Re-
habilitation, 1995.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
French
Spanish
Rev.10/15