Arik Mizrachi, M.D.

Dr. Arik Mizrachi was born in Israel and was raised on Long Island since the age of four. He attended Lawrence High School on Long Island and was in the top 10 percent of his class when graduating in 1997. Starting in high school he had aspirations of becoming a physician.

Dr. Mizrachi received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology and Summa Cum Laude Honors from the State University of Albany in 2001. Dr. Mizrachi was accepted early into Albany Medical College in his sophomore year of college and graduated with a medical degree in 2005. He completed his transitional year at Saint Barnabas Medical center and completed his residency training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Kessler Institute in 2009. In 2010, he completed an advanced fellowship in Pain Management from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, which involved training in non-surgical management of all pain disorders through medical management or injections.

Dr. Mizrachi has authored several scientific articles and presented at national pain and physical medicine and rehabilitation conferences. Currently, he is a member of the New Jersey Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Dr. Mizrachi is board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in addition to pain medicine and rehabilitation medicine.

Dr. Mizrachi is on staff at Princeton Medical Center where he will perform rehabilitation medicine and orthopaedic consults. Dr. Mizrachi sees patients in offices in the following locations: Ewing, Monroe and in Princeton. Dr. Mizrachi specialty areas of interest include sports medicine, pain medicine, osteoarthritis, myofascial pain syndromes, and nerve disorders. He performs all joint/muscle/nerve injections throughout the body. He does diagnostic testing of common nerve disorders, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, with electromyography. In addition, he is specialized in spinal injections for the relief of head/neck/back/arm/leg pain when indicated.