Kevin Brant Guthmiller

Kevin Brant Guthmiller, MD is a Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology at the University of Southern California, serving as Director of Inpatient and Ambulatory Pain Services. His leadership focuses on integrating advanced interventional techniques with comprehensive pain management strategies across clinical settings.

Dr. Guthmiller's research spans Pain Medicine and Anesthesiology with emphasis on interventional pain procedures, chronic pain management in oncology and musculoskeletal disorders, and ketamine-based therapies for treatment-resistant PTSD in military populations. His work bridges clinical innovation with evidence-based rehabilitation approaches to improve functional outcomes for complex pain conditions.

Analysis of his publication history reveals a consistent focus on multicenter clinical trials evaluating pharmacological interventions (particularly ketamine for PTSD) and interventional techniques (epidural steroid injections, spinal cord stimulation) for radicular pain and complex regional pain syndrome. His research demonstrates strong translational impact, especially in veteran healthcare and cancer-related pain management.

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As Director of Inpatient and Ambulatory Pain Services, Dr. Guthmiller oversees a multidisciplinary clinical team implementing integrated pain management protocols that combine neuromodulation, interventional procedures, and functional rehabilitation to optimize patient recovery trajectories.