Resources
Specialties
Pain Management
Vertiflex Procedure
Addiction Medicine
Hospitals
Attending:
Monmouth Medical Center
Centrastate Medical Center
Toms River Surgery Center
Shrewsbury Surgery Center
Metropolitan Surgery Center
Center for Advanced Surgery
Practicing Locations
Charles B. Daknis, M.D.
Pain Management
Bio
Dr. Charles Daknis developed and directed the Interventional Pain Management program at St Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He received his fellowship training at the world-renowned Harvard University Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Dr. Daknis has been recognized for excellence throughout his training and career. After graduating Summa Cum Laude from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, he graduated at the top of his class at Drexel University’s Hahnemann School of Medicine.
While at Drexel he received the Nelson Neurosurgical award for excellence in the study of Neurosciences and was appointed as a delegate to the National Institutes of Health for Neuroscience research.
Dr. Daknis is a published author in multiple peer-reviewed journals. He has authored book chapters on pain management and the treatment of various painful disorders. Dr. Daknis has a special interest in disorders of the cervical spine (neck). His research has focused on this interest. Dr. Daknis has a great interest in providing care to those who need it most and in helping the local community. He helped to develop a medical clinic in Haiti after the earthquake and supports Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Ocean and Monmouth counties. Dr. Daknis offers regenerative non-operative alternatives for disc and low back pain.
Patient Stories
Peggy’s Story｜Pain Management
Training & Education
Charles B. Daknis, M.D.
Pain Management
Dr. Charles Daknis developed and directed the Interventional Pain Management program at St Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He received his fellowship training at the world-renowned Harvard University Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Dr. Daknis has been recognized for excellence throughout his training and career. After graduating Summa Cum Laude from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, he graduated at the top of his class at Drexel University’s Hahnemann School of Medicine.
While at Drexel he received the Nelson Neurosurgical award for excellence in the study of Neurosciences and was appointed as a delegate to the National Institutes of Health for Neuroscience research.
Dr. Daknis is a published author in multiple peer-reviewed journals. He has authored book chapters on pain management and the treatment of various painful disorders. Dr. Daknis has a special interest in disorders of the cervical spine (neck). His research has focused on this interest. Dr. Daknis has a great interest in providing care to those who need it most and in helping the local community. He helped to develop a medical clinic in Haiti after the earthquake and supports Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Ocean and Monmouth counties. Dr. Daknis offers regenerative non-operative alternatives for disc and low back pain.
Pain Management
Vertiflex Procedure
Addiction Medicine
Peggy’s Story | Pain Management
Medical School:
Drexel University Hahnemann Hospital
Post-Graduate Training:
Albany Medical Center
General Surgery Internship
Neurosurgical & Anesthesia Residency
Anesthesiology – Chief Resident
Fellowship:
Harvard University Brigham & Women’s Hospital – Pain Management Fellowship
Licensure:
New Jersey
Attending:
Monmouth Medical Center
Centrastate Medical Center
Toms River Surgery Center
Shrewsbury Surgery Center
Metropolitan Surgery Center
Center for Advanced Surgery