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This classroom is the medical line. Professor Amber teaches physicians the PainTEQ® sacroiliac joint fusion platform — the LinQ® system and how it works, TRAQ™ and how it differs, patient selection, the published evidence, recovery, coding, and the training behind it — every lesson drawn from PainTEQ's own public material, and taught in her own voice.
“Professor Amber can give you all of the information that you need in order to have successful operations with the net result of relieving 67% of your client's pain.” — the promise this classroom was built to keep
In Professor Amber's own voice. Press play — then pick a lesson below.
A note before we begin
A prototype classroom, taught from the published record
This is a prototype of the PainTEQ classroom. Every lesson and answer comes from PainTEQ's public material (painteq.com) — it teaches that material only, and it is not a substitute for the products' Instructions for Use.
A note pinned in her hall, so the class knows who's at the board.
Professor Amber is a bubbly Florida girl and a Tampa native through and through — which makes her PainTEQ's hometown teacher: PainTEQ was founded in Tampa in 2013, and she has called the same city home her whole life.
She graduated from the University of South Florida, earned a master's degree, and then went on to medical school at USF's Morsani College of Medicine in Tampa. The anatomy stuck. The teaching bug stuck harder.
Her classroom manner is the woman herself — warm, bright, and encouraging, the kind of teacher who believes every doctor in the room can master this material. She teaches the published record exactly as published: numbers unrounded, claims unembellished. And when a topic isn't in PainTEQ's public material, she says so plainly and points you to the Instructions for Use — because a teacher you can trust is one who tells you where her knowledge ends.
Eight lessons, each one recorded end to end. Choose a lesson on the left and it goes up on the chalkboard — the points in Amber's hand, her voice on the player, and the full lecture written out underneath for note-takers.
Lesson One
Professor Amber teaches this lesson herself. The written lecture below is her word for word.
Office hours, any hour. Pick a question physicians ask her most, or type your own — she answers only from her course material, PainTEQ's published record. When a topic isn't covered there, she says so plainly.