Dr. Jared A. Kalina is an Interventional Pain specialist who has been practicing in the Chicagoland area since 2012. Dr. Kalina completed an Anesthesiology residency in Chicago at Illinois Masonic Medical Center (IMMC). In his final year at IMMC, he was voted by his peers and approved by faculty as the Chief Resident. Dr. Kalina was then accepted to a Pain Medicine Fellowship program at the University of California Davis (UCD). UCD Pain Medicine has consistently been ranked in the top 10 Pain Medicine programs in the United States.

Following his training at UCD-MC he joined a private practice in Northern California. He enjoyed practicing in California, but he and his family returned to Chicago to be closer to their extended family. He trained under Dr. Lee Snook, the distinguished speaker of the California Medical Association (CMA) House of Delegates.

Dr. Kalina specializes in chronic back pain, joint pain, CRPS, headaches, and somatic dysfunction. He strives to create a professional environment in which each patient’s unique concerns are evaluated through complete history and physical exams. The ultimate goal is to set up an individualized treatment plan to allow for pain relief and improved function. It is through those two goals that many of his patients report their successes.

His expertise in treating Migraines with Botox has led him to refine his cosmetic injections including Fillers and PRP micro-needling. This required both a complete understanding of facial anatomy and mastering needle technique.

His hobbies include basketball, hiking, traveling, and any activity involving his wife and three children.