Connect and Learn – Interventional Pain Medicine – Melbourne
21 November @ 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm AEDT
Free
Our final Connect and Learn for 2026!
Join us for an informative afternoon with Dr Harrison Mihailidis, presenting: Interventional Pain Medicine: Where Do Procedures Fit in Contemporary Pain Management?
Dr Mihailidis will take a practical look at the evidence and limitations of spinal procedures, appropriate patient selection, when to consider referral for an interventional pain assessment, and situations where procedures should not be the priority. He’ll also explore how chiropractors and pain physicians can work together to support patients, with a focus on moving beyond the traditional pain score towards meaningful functional outcomes.
This session will provide practical insights to help you better understand when spinal interventions may have a role, when they may not, and how they can fit within a broader, patient-centred approach to pain management.
As we wrap up our 2026 Melbourne Connect and Learn program, stay afterwards to catch up with colleagues, connect with the local chiropractic community and enjoy a relaxed end-of-year get together.
Come along for the learning, stay for the connection, and help us finish the year together.
Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Zagame’s House – Go Big Room – 66 Lygon St, Carlton, VIC
Our speakers
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- Dr Harrison Mihailidis
- Biography
Dr Harrison Mihailidis is a Specialist Pain Physician at Metro Pain in Clayton, with a particular focus on interventional pain procedures and the multidisciplinary management of complex pain.
Harrison originally graduated in Chiropractic from RMIT University in 2007 and practised as a chiropractor for four years before returning to university to study Medicine. He completed medical school in 2015 and subsequently undertook surgical residency and registrar positions before pursuing a career in Interventional Pain Medicine. He completed specialist training and fellowships in Rehabilitation Medicine through the Royal Australasian College of Physicians and Pain Medicine through the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists.
With experience spanning chiropractic, medicine, surgery, rehabilitation and interventional pain medicine, Harrison has a particular interest in understanding where spinal interventions fit within contemporary multidisciplinary pain management and how procedural treatments can be integrated with rehabilitation and other conservative approaches.
