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Dr.
Rosen has traveled to San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver,
Philadelphia, Tampa, Orlando, Washington D.C., Palm Springs, and Chicago to
learn the secrets of treating patients in pain. Eventually his quest would take
him to LaCeiba, Honduras and Venice, Italy. Dr. Rosen was not only interested in
learning and being treated with the traditional but also in the alternative
methods of treatments. Patients who are treated by Dr. Rosen are usually offered
either or both the conventional and alternatives methods. Dr. Rosen injured his
neck severely in a car crash many years ago. It is prolotherapy which has helped
him recover more than any other treatment that he tried.
Dr. Rosen has lectured to other physicians on various subjects ranging from
epiduroscopy in Monterey, to electrical medicine in Denver, emergency treatment
for patients in Honduras, to prolotherapy in Salinas. Dr. Rosen will be
conducting as well as teaching a spinal intervention fluoroscopy course in
November 2007. He is also raising money by producing a video on the Honduras
medical mission.
Howard Rosen, M.D. is a board certified anesthesiologist. He went to medical
school at New York Medical College and his residencies were at USC and UCLA. He
has been the head of several pain practices including the practice of Alamitos
Anesthesia, OC Medical Network as well as Central Coast Pain Institute. Dr.
Rosen is a teaching physician on his annual medical missions to Honduras.
NEW: MINIMALLY INVASIVE PROLOTHERAPY
A doctor in New Zealand
has introduced a prolotherapy technique with very small needles
introduced just under the skin. He reported great success rates in his
patients while teaching this new technique. Dr. Rosen was not only
trained in this technique but was treated with this technique by this
physician. The results of just one session brought Dr Rosen tremendous
pain relief and the treatment was no more uncomfortable than an
acupuncture session. Results will vary from patient to patient but this
is very exciting. Dr. Rosen will now be introducing this technique in
both of his practices.
Medical School
New York Medical College
Internship
USC-LAC internal Medicine
Residency
UCLA-Anesthesiology
Private Practice
Director of Pain Management at Alamitos Medical Center 1986-2001
Founder and head of Central Coast Pain Institute 2001-present
Physician head of OC Medical Network 2002-present
Medical founder and pain physician for RELIEF program at the Central Coast-a
multi-disciplinary program
Volunteer Work
Annual Mission to Honduras 2002
Clinical Instructor Prolotherapy 2003-present
Videographer Hackett-Hemwall Foundation
Founder of the fund “Wheelchairs for Hondurans”
Founder and in charge of the program “Beginning Fluoroscopic Spinal
Interventions for the Advanced”
Prolotherapy training
American Osteopathic Association-2001
Hackett-Hemwall-2002 to present
American Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine 2001 and 2002
AAOM-2002, 2003, 2005. 2007
Lectures given-
Epiduroscopy-Monterey, California
Prolotherapy-Salinas California
Alpha-stimulation-Denver, California
Speaker for Alpharma, Endo, Ultracet, and Alpha-stim
Book in progress
“My Search for Pain Relief-For Myself and My Patients"
Video in progress
“Why prolotherapy is not more widely known”
Board Certification/Certifications
American Board of Anesthesiology
License in California for Fluoroscopy
Qualified Medical Examiner in California
Memberships
American Society of Interventional Physicians
Hackett Hemwall Foundation
American Association of Orthopedic Medicine
U.S. Patents
Prick resistant needle
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Howard
Rosen, M.D.