Dr. Kalia specializes in interventional spine and cancer pain management with special expertise in advanced neuromodulation procedures.
 
He earned his medical degree from Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College in Indore; India  and Master’s degree in Public Health from Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, KY. His first residency was in Preventive Medicine & Public Health followed by Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at University of Rochester. He subsequently completed an ACGME approved Pain Medicine fellowship at University of Rochester and additional FIPP (Fellow of Interventional Pain Practice) certification from World Institute of Pain.
 
Dr. Kalia is a member of numerous national/international professional societies and sits on various sub-committees.
 
He is part of the Board of Directors at ASPN (American Society of Pain & Neuroscience) and Monroe County Medical Society. As part of the faculty at national and international hands on cadaveric workshops for interventional spine and pain procedures, he is involved with teaching young neuromodulators and interventional spine & pain physicians. He also is an examiner for the reputable FIPP certification course through World Institute of Pain.
 
Dr. Kalia has presented his work on cancer pain and advanced neuromodulation at multiple national and international conferences including publications in peer-reviewed journals in the field of Pain Medicine. He served as an Editor-in-Chief of Advances in Clinical Medical Research & Health Care Delivery open access Journal and currently serves as section editor or part of editorial board for numerous pain and neuromodulation journals.