Dr Sader is trained in both neurology (residency, in Boston) and interventional pain management (fellowship, in NY). He is currently a fully licensed attending physician in NY, CT, and CA., and is primarily based in NYC and Greenwich CT.
His special focus is headaches (all types including migraines, cervicogenic, cluster, increased pressure and many others), back pain (including disc-related pain, sciatica, facet pain, SI joint pain), and joint pains (shoulders, knees, hips and others). He treats patients using a multimodal approach that is primarily centered on procedures (steroid injections, Botox injections, radiofrequency ablations) and medications.
Undergraduate Studies
McGill University – Neuroscience
Graduate Studies
University of Oxford – Neuroscience
Medical Education
University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine – MD
Residency
Boston University Medical Center – Neurology
Fellowship
NYU Langone Health System – Pain Medicine
Board Certifications:
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology – Neurology
Board Certifications:
American Board of Anesthesiology – Pain Medicine
Meet Dexter, aka The Pain Dog. The initial inspiration for the name came from my excellent team of nurses and medical assistants, who suggested Dex (for Dexamethasone) as it’s one of the most common steroids I like to use in my procedures! I liked the idea, but figured Dexter would be a more fitting name for a grown up German Shepherd, with Dex as his nickname. Dexter has grown to be an essential part of our team, and he shares a special bond with my amazing lead nurse Liz, his favorite person on the planet. He is also loved by my patients, who routinely request his presence in the suite in advance of their follow-up appointments. He is almost 3 years old now, and 80 lbs. Don’t be fooled: he might look like a German shepherd on the outside, but he’s definitely more of a golden retriever on the inside!
Source: Google | May 29, 2025
Source: Google | May 29, 2025
Source: Google | May 29, 2025
