Dr. Jordan Lee Tate MD, MPH

Dr. Jordan Lee Tate MD, MPH is an interventional chronic pain medicine specialist who dedicates herself to comprehensive, holistic care for her patients. She specializes in advanced

neuromodulation techniques and focuses on rehabilitation with non-surgical procedures to alleviate pain. 

Training:

Vanderbilt University

Bachelor of Science Degree in Neuroscience

Emory University School of Medicine

Medical Degree

Rollins School of Public Health at the CDC (Centers for Disease Control)

Master’s degree in Behavioral Science and Health Education

Thesis focus on clinical opioid use, misuse, and diversion  

       Emory University- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

 Chief Resident with rotations at The Shepherd Center and Atlanta VAMC 

 The Mayo Clinic

Fellowship in Pain Medicine 

Focus on minimally invasive spinal implants

Current Practice:

As an active clinician, researcher, and busy mom of three, Dr. Tate is also passionate about traveling, education, and wellness. She practices

in North Georgia at Southern Pain and Spine and directs several research projects on Spinal Cord Stimulation and runs a subspecialty clinic on Chronic Pelvic Pain. She is a consultant for several international device companies and regularly presents at national conferences and academic meetings. She is also passionate about teaching medical students, residents, and fellows. 

Dr. Tate serves on the Board of Directors for GSIPP, Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, and as Director at Large for The Society for Women Innovators in Pain Management, WIPM.