Eric Innes, MD


Bio	Dr. Innes loves the challenge of finding resolutions to each patient’s needs and strives to show kindness and compassion to each of his patients as they navigate some of the most challenging times in their lives. He is a dedicated provider who listens intently and approaches patient interactions with a calm demeanor that puts his patients at ease and helps him connect with them about medical procedures. Dr. Innes knew he wanted to be a doctor because he was fascinated with human anatomy from a young age. During his anesthesiology training, he was exposed to pain management and found that this specialty afforded him opportunities to establish long-term relationships with his patients while helping them find healing and happiness. When he is not caring for patients, Dr. Innes enjoys watching and participating in all types of sports, reading, traveling, cooking, eating, exploring the beautiful state of Utah, and spending time with his family.
Languages	English, Spanish
Specialties	Back/Spine Pain Management
Education and Training	Board Certified: ABA, Added Qualifications, Pain Management Fellowship: Pain Management, University of Utah School of Medicine Residency: Anesthesiology, University of Utah School of Medicine Internship: General Surgery, MedStar Washington Hospital Center Medical school: Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine Bachelor: Liberal Arts & Science, Utah State University

Dr. Innes loves the challenge of finding resolutions to each patient’s needs and strives to show kindness and compassion to each of his patients as they navigate some of the most challenging times in their lives. He is a dedicated provider who listens intently and approaches patient interactions with a calm demeanor that puts his patients at ease and helps him connect with them about medical procedures.

Dr. Innes knew he wanted to be a doctor because he was fascinated with human anatomy from a young age. During his anesthesiology training, he was exposed to pain management and found that this specialty afforded him opportunities to establish long-term relationships with his patients while helping them find healing and happiness.

When he is not caring for patients, Dr. Innes enjoys watching and participating in all types of sports, reading, traveling, cooking, eating, exploring the beautiful state of Utah, and spending time with his family.