Dr. Elizabeth Garr is an anesthesiologist who is fellowship-trained in pain management. Specializing in diagnostic and therapeutic injections for patients with lumbar spine problems, she helps patients with pain originating from facet arthritis, stenosis, disc disease, dysfunction of the sacroiliac joints, trochanteric and hip joint inflammation, as well as neuropathic pain from a variety of causes. Her practice is focused on managing pain with diagnostic and therapeutic injections coupled with rehabilitation training and lifestyle modification. Her goal is to help patients achieve a level of posture, function and mobility that allows them to enjoy life again.
Dr. Garr enjoys tennis, snowboarding, camping and family activities with her husband Jeff and three children. She promotes science education at the elementary school level and participates in Girl Scouts as an outdoor specialist.
Dr. Garr specializes in: Transforaminal and interlaminar epidural steroids, lumbar facet and medial branch blockade, medial branch radiofrequency ablation, sacroiliac joint injection, trochanteric and ischial bursa injection, intra-articular hip injection, sacrococcygeal joint injection,caudal epidural steroid, lateral femoral cutaneous nerve block, intercostal nerve block and myofascial trigger point injection.
Pre-Medical Education
Pomona College
Medical School
Tulane University
Residency
Anesthesiology: University of Washington School of Medicine
General Surgery: University of Washington School of Medicine
Anesthesiology: Stanford University
Fellowship
Pain Management, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, WA
Board Certification
American Board of Anesthesiology: Anesthesiology
Subspecialty in Pain Management
AWARDS
Seattle Met Magazine’s Top Doc 2011
Member, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
Member, American Society of Interventional Pain Specialists
Member, International Spinal Injection Society
Member, King County Medical Society
Member, Washington Society of Interventional Pain Specialists