So I've done a rotation in Spasticity and it doesn't seem to be pretty common, but it's popped up on my radar as something I could potentially do day-to-day. Any ideas on the typical salary? I don't know many people that solely do spasticity management, but I'm curious on what the salary would be. I'd assume lots of botox injections reimburse fairly well? Anyone with more input or knowledge about this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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It can reimburse well. And I think that it can be a very satisfying procedure that can help patients improve function. If you’re doing Neuro rehab it’ll be one of your primary jobs, but I wouldnt close off caring for the entire individual. These patients typically have many needs outside of chemodenervation.
