Dr. Mansoor Aman is a double board-certified physician in Interventional Pain Medicine and Anesthesiology. He is a founding partner at Alleviate Pain & Spine in De Pere, Wisconsin. He earned his medical degree from Windsor University School of Medicine and later pursued clinical research at Drexel University, focusing on the integration of minimally invasive devices in patient care. Dr. Aman completed a General Surgery internship and an Anesthesiology residency at Drexel, where he was named chief resident. He then completed a fellowship in Pain Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Dr. Aman holds several leadership roles in the Wisconsin Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, including Co-Chair of the Annual Meeting and Education Committee, as well as a member of the Advocacy Committee. Nationally, he lectures for the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience (ASPN), where he also serves on the Cancer Pain Committee. He is actively involved with both the North American and International Neuromodulation Societies and has contributed to numerous academic publications, book chapters, and scientific presentations globally.

Since 2018, Dr. Aman has cared for patients in the Fox Valley region, specializing in spine and joint disorders, nerve pain, cancer-related pain, and complex regional pain syndrome. He is recognized nationally for his expertise in spinal cord stimulation, dorsal root ganglion stimulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, targeted drug delivery, and other advanced interventional therapies. His work has been featured on radio and news outlets for innovations in pain management, including the mild® procedure and neuromodulation techniques. Dr. Aman has led a clinical research program investigating neuromodulation for conditions such as diabetic neuropathy, cancer pain, and joint arthritis.

A dedicated educator and patient advocate, Dr. Aman has trained hundreds of physicians nationwide in cutting-edge pain treatments. He provides comprehensive care that includes advanced interventional procedures, surgical options, medication management, and patient-centered education.