Pain Society of Oregon

Celebrate our 10th Annual Conference with us!

For information about our 10th Annual Conference fully  accredited provider day, “The Terrain of Pain” Saturday, April 4th, click here. For information about the FREE “Patient and Community Conference” Sunday, April 5th, click here.

About the Pain Society

The Pain Society of Oregon is a 501(c)3 nonprofit . We are a network of caring, diverse, and interdisciplinary healthcare professionals across the state of Oregon. Active chapters in Eugene and Portland sponsor monthly educational presentations. Local practitioners represent a variety of modalities and perspectives at these meetings. Emphasis is placed on creating a common language and providing a forum for discussion.

The Pain Society of Oregon also sponsors an Annual Conference in the Spring, as well as other regional conferences throughout the year, and has a Patient Advocacy Committee dedicated to educating and empowering patients and community members.

To become a member or become involved, please contact our office!

At the Pain Society of Oregon, our purpose is:

  • To promote the highest standards of professional competence and ethics in the treatment of pain disorders.
  • To provide for the continuing education of the members.
  • To promote working relationships among pain treatment disciplines.
  • To represent the interests of pain treatment within the larger health community.
  • To advocate competent pain treatment for the public.
  • To improve members knowledge of and use of community pain treatment resources and methods.

"Pain is complex and defies our ability to establish a clear definition. Pain is far more than neural transmission and sensory transduction. Pain is a complex melange of emotions, culture, experience, spirit and sensation. Because pain is a complex puzzle, no single health care profession holds the puzzle piece that solves this puzzle; rather, each health care profession holds a critical piece that contributes to the completion of the puzzle.” - Kathryn Weiner, Ph.D