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 Richard A. Dubose, M.D. Shane A. Maxwell, D.O. |
| Richard A. Dubose, M.D. |
Dr. Richard Dubose hails originally from El Paso Texas. A graduate of Brigham Young University, the University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Yale University School of Medicine, and Harvard Medical School. Dr. Dubose Is Board Certified in Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine. Originally trained in Pediatric Anesthesiology, he later became fascinated with the emerging field of Pain Medicine. He served as the Longwood Combined Area Pain Fellow at Harvard Medical School, the only combined adult and pediatric pain program in the country at that time. After the fellowship, he directed The Center for Pain Management in Columbia, South Carolina. The Idaho Pain Center opened in Boise in 1999. Approximately one year later, the clinic was expanded to include the Idaho Interventional Pain Center, a Medicaid, Medicare, and AAAHC certified facility for interventional pain procedures. Dr. Dubose served as the chair of the Public Information Committee for the American Academy of Pain Medicine and was instrumental in developing a state chapter. He was the founding President of the Idaho Pain Society. As pain consultant for the St. Luke's Rural Outreach program, he traveled throughout the state to train primary care providers in managing patients with chronic pain. He has acted as an expert witness for the Idaho Board of Medicine, legal proceedings, and currently consults for a private company that determines quality of care for physician peers. A recipient of the "Excellence in Cancer Pain Management” by the Idaho Coalition for Cancer Pain Management, Dr. Dubose is passionate about educating his colleagues and the public about issues involving chronic pain. The author of a number peer review articles, textbook chapters, he has spoken at several national pain conferences. Currently, Dr. Dubose is assisting the Idaho Department of Corrections to develop a pain program for its inmate population. Married for 27 years, the Dubose’s have three children. He loves to snowboard, is a private pilot, holds a bareboat captain’s license for sailboats, is a member of the Wilderness Medical Society and has been actively involved in his church as a youth and ecclesiastical leader. He has worked closely with the Boy Scouts of America as administrative head of a local scout troop. Always learning, he completed a 44-hour comprehensive review of the field of pain in preparation for continued board certification. He has additional training in the IDET Procedure, vertebroplasty, percutaneous discectomy, nerve ablation, dorsal column stimulation, intrathecal pump implantation, and minimally invasive spine stabilization. |
| Shane A. Maxwell, D.O. |
Dr. Shane Maxwell grew up a local boy. Originally from a small town in southern Idaho, he grew up working on a farm and spent many of his summers waterskiing and winters snow skiing. He was originally interested in being a pharmacist and began his post-high school education at Brigham Young University. Dr. Maxwell took a break from school and was missionary for his church down in southern Texas. While there he developed a loved for Mexican food, BBQ beef brisket and a desire for a career as a phsycian. He returned to BYU and completed a 4-year degree in Zoology. He then went back to Texas and completed his medical education at the University of North Texas Health Science Center, College of Osteopathic Medicine at Fort Worth. He was accepted to a Neurology residency at North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Wake Forest School of Medicine. After completing his 4-year neurology residency he furthered his studies through the Department of Anesthesiology with a fellowship training program in Interventional Pain Management. Dr. Maxwell returned to Idaho and is now in partnership with Dr. Richard Dubose at the Idaho Pain Center. Dr. Maxwell has privileges at St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center and Health South Treasure Valley Hospital. Most of his time is spent at the clinic taking care of patients. As a physician managing chronic pain he tries to help patients balance improvements of lifestyle and quality of life, while minimizing the side effect or problems with their medications. In addition to medication management, Dr. Maxwell utilizes other means of pain control, including: injection therapies, spinal cord stimulation therapy, external devices such as braces or electrical stimulation units and referrals for physical therapy or psychological counseling. When he is not busy at the office he spends his time with his wife and 6 children. As a family they enjoy swimming, bicycling, hiking and snow skiing. He also enjoys time in his shop tinkering on a woodworking project, home-improvement project, or a rusty old car. He is currently working on a 1950 Dodge pickup. Dr. Maxwell is also currently an assistant Scout Master for the Boy Scouts of America. He is completing speaker training education programs for the medication, Nucynta. He continues to stay current in the field of pain management and studies peer-review medical journals and literature. |
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