Dr. Trainor is a Colorado native who specializes in advanced procedural interventions to treat all typesof pain complaints. This includes fluoroscopy and ultrasound to target pain generators and preciselydeliver therapies. He has a special interest in spinal cord stimulation, peripheral nerve/field stimulation,regenerative medicine (including PRP and BMAC), and musculoskeletal ultrasound. He findsprofessional fulfillment in improving the quality of life of his patients with appropriate and thoroughmedical evaluation and intervention, and enjoys getting to know those he cares for. He understandsthe value of using a comprehensive, multimodal approach in treating pain, by treating the patient as awhole – not just their pain complaints. For him, the needs of the patient truly come first.
Dr. Trainor completed both his undergraduate and Master’s Degrees at Colorado State University inFort Collins. He went on to attend medical school in southern California where he graduated as thevaledictorian of his class in 2011. After receiving his medical degree, Dr. Trainor finished his PhysicalMedicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) residency and an interventional pain medicine fellowship (throughthe department of anesthesia) at the world famous Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.
While at Mayo, Dr. Trainor conducted research projects evaluating spinal cord stimulation for treatmentof groin pain and platelet rich plasma (PRP) injections for treatment of low back pain. He was an authorfor a review chapter to help other physicians prepare for the pain medicine board certification examand has presented at many national meetings on various topics related both to PM&R and painmedicine. He has also served as an instructor for ultrasound for a national orthopedic conference andfor Mayo medical students in musculoskeletal historyand examination at their annual musculoskeletalmedicine course.
In his free time, Dr. Trainor enjoys spending time with his wife and two children. He is an avid golferand is a huge fan of the professional Colorado sports teams.