Dr. Jason Ochroch is a board-certified anesthesiologist with subspecialty fellowship training in regional and orthopedic anesthesia and acute pain medicine. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

- Maintains full clinical practice as an attending anesthesiologist and on the inpatient Acute Pain Medicine service
- Extensive experience with regional anesthesia and peripheral nerve blocks
- Expert in evidence-based best practice medicine, having completed University of Pennsylvania's Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics program
- Active researcher and first author with 10+ peer-reviewed publications, along with numerous national and local presentations
- Peer reviewer in several academic journals
- Anesthesiology lead for hospital geriatric hip fracture team
- Anesthesiology lead for ambulatory surgical center perioperative emergency simulations

Specialties

• Anesthesiology

Subpecialties

• general anesthesia
• monitored anesthesia care (MAC)
• perioperative and airway emergencies
• acute pain medicine
• acute on chronic pain
• multimodal analgesia
• opioid-sparing anesthesia
• regional anesthesia
• peripheral nerve blocks
• epidural and spinal anesthesia
• nerve catheters