EMMANUEL GAGE, MD

• Double Board Certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and in Pain Management
• NANS Spinal Cord Stimulation Scholarship Winner, 2013
• American Pain Society Scholarship Winner, 2013
• Gregory A. Nemunaitis Award for Outstanding Medical Student in PM&R, 2005

• American Pain Society
• American Academy of PM&R
• North American Neuromodulation Society
• American Academy of Physiatrists
• Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians
• American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians
• Boston Scientific, Consultant, Neuromodulation Division

• Bachelor of Science in Biology from John Carroll University, Cleveland, OH
• Doctor of Medicine from The University of Toledo Medical School, Toledo, OH
• Transitional Year at St. Vincent’s Mercy Hospital, Toledo, OH
• Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency, University of Toledo Medical Center
• Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation ACGME Accredited Residency, University of Toledo Medical Center
• Interventional Pain ACGME Accredited Fellowship, University of Toledo

• Kyphoplasty
• Spinal Cord Stimulation
• Vertiflex Superion
• Sacroiliac Joint Fusion
• Minimally Invasive Procedures for Degenerative Disc Disease and Spinal Stenosis

Dr. Gage is originally from Youngstown, Ohio. Before joining Centurion Spine in Waycross, he practiced in Brunswick, Georgia. During his residency and fellowship, he worked as an urgent care physician. He is a consultant for Boston Scientific in its Neuromodulation Division and for Vertiflex Superion, where he trains other physicians on how to perform procedures. He also served as the team physician for a high school football team in his native Ohio.

Dr. Gage is actively involved with research with Medtronic, Boston Scientific, and Vertiflex. And he is a consultant for Genesys Spine and Vertos Medical.

Dr. Gage participates in the Humane Society of the Golden Isles and sponsors a Little League baseball team in Brunswick, Ga.

He and his wife have two young boys, and a labradoodle. Dr. Gage and his wife enjoy traveling and are self-described “foodies.” In his free time, Dr. Gage’s hobbies are working on his old trucks (‘73 and ‘68 International Scouts), going to the beach, and working out.