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Judith E. Blake, PA-C

“Chronic pain management is a complex issue, and we must approach it from different angles. Sometimes that means medication if needed, interventional procedures, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and support services to help with the effects chronic pain can have on a patient’s quality of life. There can be a lot of anxiety for a patient about telling their story and wondering if it’s falling on deaf ears. I am committed to developing a rapport with patients and assuring them that I’m listening and that I care. I love to see my patients take charge of their health, and to start to see the results from the treatments we provide. It’s so rewarding to be a part of their journey from feeling overwhelmed and hopeless, to enjoying a quality of life beyond the limits of chronic pain.”

Judith E. Blake, PA-C
The Spine Institute at Baldwin Bone & Joint
Our fellowship-trained team offers patients faster relief from pain through minimally-invasive spine surgeries that feature smaller incisions, shorter hospital stays and quicker recovery times as compared to traditional open back surgeries.
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Education
  • Master of Science
    Physician Assistant Studies Program
Jefferson College of Health Sciences
    Roanoke, Virginia (2016)
  • Bachelor of Science
    University of South Alabama
    Mobile, AL (2014)
Certificate & Licensure
  • Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

  • Basic Life Support

Meet Judith Blake, PA-C

Judith E. Blake, PA-C is an integral part of her patients’ quality care. She is a clinical team member with Pain Management Specialist, Dr. Elliott Pennington with The Spine Institute at Baldwin Bone & Joint.

Judith works closely with physicians and therapists to prepare patients before procedures by guiding them through diagnostic testing and managing medications. Her all-encompassing continuum of care includes managing post-procedure treatment plans such as referrals, medication and helping patients understand how to best aid their bodies in recovery.

Judith completed a bachelor’s degree in biomedical science at the University of South Alabama in 2014, graduating Summa Cum Laude. She immediately continued her studies to earn a Master of Science, specializing in the physician assistant track, at the Jefferson College of Health Sciences in Roanoke, Virginia. She graduated in 2016, Magna cum Laude.

Upon graduation Judith joined a Birmingham, Al-based orthopaedic practice where she assisted before, during and after surgery. There she worked closely with patients in need of non-operative spine procedures and patients receiving foot and ankle care.

She then moved to Mobile to continue with an area orthopaedic clinic where she served for five years assisting patients in a variety of procedures and needs within her scope of practice. She specialized in counseling patients in pain management and is well versed in high-risk medications.