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Trinity Pain Medicine Associates Welcomes Dr. Gurtej Singh

Trinity Pain Medicine Associates Welcomes Dr. Gurtej Singh

Trinity Pain Medicine Associates is proud to welcome Dr. Gurtej Singh to the practice and the Ft Worth community!

Dr. Singh is double board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and advanced Interventional Pain Management. Born and raised in Philadelphia, he completed medical school at Penn State University / Hershey Medical Center, his PM&R residency at Detroit Medical Center / Rehab Institute of Michigan, and his Pain fellowship at Beth Israel Medical Center in NYC.

At Trinity Pain Medicine Associates, we pride ourselves on offering a wide range of treatments for various types of pain. The addition of Dr. Singh expands our offerings. His career has been complemented by direct work with Neurosurgeons and Orthopedic surgeons. As a result, he brings an advanced, unique approach to treating patients with all types of spine, joint, and muscle pain.

Dr. Singh also brings new surgical techniques to our practice, including endoscopic lumbar spine decompression and restorative muscle stimulation therapy. He is committed to getting to the root of your spine or pain issue and restoring comfort and function with restorative treatments.

In 2017, he completed fellowship training in Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, using PRP, BMAC, or adipose MSCs to help heal Orthopedic and muscle/tendon injuries. Also, as part of his PM&R training, he can perform EMG and Nerve Conduction Testing for those with pinched nerves or other neuropathy conditions. 

It is with great excitement that TPMA welcomes Dr. Singh and introduces him to the great community of Ft Worth and the greater DFW metroplex!

To book a consultation with Dr. Singh or one of our other providers, contact our Fort Worth, Texas, office today. 

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