Dr. Steve E. Randall is fellowship-trained and board-certified in interventional pain management. He is also board-certified in sports medicine, family medicine, and chiropractic.

As a quadruple board-certified physician, Dr. Randall uses his extensive training to treat many pain syndromes of the spine and extremities. His expertise includes epidurals, sympathetic nerve blocks, radiofrequency denervation, spinal cord stimulator implants and kyphoplasty for vertebral fractures.

Dr. Randall uses innovative biologics (amniotic fluid, BMAC, umbilical cord, exosomes) to treat pain syndromes and believes in using a holistic approach to care.

Dr. Steven Randall provides treatment for accident injuries, acute and chronic pain, leg pain and varicosities caused by venous insufficiency.

Andrew Jimerson is a nurse practitioner formally trained in pain management, family practice, and bio-identical hormone replacement therapy. He is the first and only board-certified nurse practitioner for pain management in Oklahoma by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing in addition to being board certified in family practice.

Andrew has over a decade of combined experience in neurosurgery and pain management – and he uses this experience and training to work with patients to determine the best course of action to achieve optimal pain relief. He also takes time to answer any and all questions related to their care provided by Randall Pain Management.

Starting as Dr. Randall’s medical assistant in 2012, Kendra has dedicated her career to helping patients who suffer from pain. With her extensive experience and knowledge in musculoskeletal issues, pain management and passion for providing compassionate care, she has transitioned from medical assistant to registered nurse and now to the role of practice administrator. She is responsible for creating and implementing the policies and procedure to ensure patients receive the highest level of care possible. Currently, she is attending Texas Woman’s University for obtain her Master of Science in Nursing with the intent of becoming a nurse practitioner in April 2024.

Kendra’s focus has always been and continues to be improving patient outcomes by creating an environment where patients feel valued and understood by every caregiver they encounter while at our facilities. She is committed to advocating for patients and ensuring their pain is appropriately managed in a safe and caring environment. Mrs. Thompson is a the youngest of nine children which drives her love of efficiency and desire to stay busy. Kendra is married and has one daughter, Elizabeth who was born in 2020. Her family, learning new things and helping others are her primary focuses of life.

Bradley Schultz is a native Oklahoman growing up in the Panhandle at Guymon, OK.  After high school, Brad continued with his education and received his undergraduate degree at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in 1997.  Brad went on to pursue his physical therapy degree at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, graduating in 1999.  For over 20 years, Brad has focused his treatment in the orthopedic sector treating all musculoskeletal disorders.  In 2014, Brad became certified in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (Cert. MDT).  MDT is an internationally recognized treatment system that remains on the cutting line of evidence-based therapy services.  Currently, Brad is 1 of 10 providers that are certified in MDT in the State of Oklahoma.  More recently, Brad received his Master of Healthcare Administration from Oklahoma State University in 2020.  Brad has remained in Oklahoma throughout his professional career where he continues to practice in outpatient orthopedics.  In June 2023, Brad joined the team at Randall Pain Management to offer his physical therapy services.     

Mr. Schultz lives in Edmond and has been married to Staci since 2005.  He has two boys, Cale and Cameron, both in the Edmond schools.  He is an avid cyclist, accomplished golfer, and former collegiate tennis player.  Brad attends Life Church and believes that a blend of a work/life/spiritual balance is essential in quality of life and the pursuit of “happier-ness”.  If not on a bike, time with his family, or playing with the family dog, he likely is listening to an inspirational podcast.