Dr. Christopher Bovinet, M.D., earned his medical degree at Michigan State University and completed his PM&R residency at the Medical College of Virginia. He finished an interventional pain fellowship there as chief fellow. Currently the medical director of The Spine Center of Southeast Georgia, Dr. Bovinet is a global pioneer in neuromodulation. He specializes in spinal cord stimulation and minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusions, restoring functional mobility for patients with complex spinal conditions.
Dr. Christopher Bovinet, M.D., earned his medical degree at Michigan State University and completed his PM&R residency at the Medical College of Virginia. He finished an interventional pain fellowship there as chief fellow. Currently the medical director of The Spine Center of Southeast Georgia, Dr. Bovinet is a global pioneer in neuromodulation. He specializes in spinal cord stimulation and minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusions, restoring functional mobility for patients with complex spinal conditions.
Dr. Christopher Bovinet, M.D., is a spinal cord stimulation expert and has performed over a thousand of these pain relieving and functional restorative procedures with an incredible success rate. “This procedure is a great tool I utilize for patients who have failed prior spine surgeries or when no surgery is indicated or desired by the patient. Patients may try the procedure out before ever having it implanted,” he said.
Dr. Bovinet is also prolific in minimally-invasive posterior sacroiliac joint (SI joint) fusion as the first physician in the world to complete 100 of the LinQ SIJ fusion procedures. “This minimally invasive procedure is providing amazing long-term results.”
With his vast knowledge in the pain management field, Dr. Bovinet serves as the medical director of The Spine Center of Southeast Georgia and The Brunswick Pain Treatment Center. He serves as a consultant for several spine medical advisory boards and is a key opinion leader in the field of neuromodulation (SCS). He is a director-at-large for the Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians and is a member of several other key spine, interventional pain, and neuromodulation societies. He is driven in his work by seeing amazing patient outcomes in individuals that had lost hope and thought nothing could be done for them. He enjoys giving patients their lives back.
After completing a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry/pre-med at Lee University in Tennessee, he earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
He finished an internship at Botsford Hospital in Michigan. Medical College of Virginia served as the site for his physical medicine and rehabilitation residency and interventional pain management fellowship. He served as the chief fellow.

Dr Bovinet is very professional and knowledgeable in the field of spine pain management. He actually cares about the patient and makes you feel comfortable while laying out alternative solutions to resolve your medical ailment.
Impressed me as very knowledgeable and competent. Listened to what I had to say. Was empathetic.
Dr. Bovinet explained my procedure thoroughly, answered my questions and was very professional.
He made me feel very comfortable, especially since I was extremely nervous. He talked me through the procedure and were very accommodating throughout the entire experience.
Great surgeon/ great communicator/ big heart
Good guy. Helpful and concerned.
Great bedside manner. Exudes confidence, explained everything well and eased all concerns about the procedure.
Very professional.
Thankyou dr Bovinet I really appreciate you
Procedure was very painful. Not wanting it without stronger medication. Cannot take the pain.