About Us
Our Clinic
The Silver Pain Centre’s passionate team of trained pain management physicians and other healthcare providers is focused in the diagnosis and interdisciplinary management of chronic pain. We accept all spectrum of chronic pain disorders, including most clinically challenging cases.
Our fully equipped 20,000 sq. ft. facility is conveniently located in North Toronto and accessible to all major highways. Parking is free and the clinic access is from the ground level. We have an integrated electronic medical records system and online communication with referring physicians, pharmacies, and patients. The triage and scheduling process is efficient and timely.
Through a patient centered approach, Silver Pain Centre creates a comprehensive multidisciplinary plan suited for each patient based on their age, health, personality, and lifestyle. We provide continuous support to achieve individual therapeutic goals.
Our advanced, evidence based solutions, including education, patient engagement, minimally invasive techniques, pharmacotherapy, and allied health, help patients to improve their quality of life when traditional treatments may have failed.

Our Team
Our dedicated team is made up of caring and passionate individuals, including anesthesiologists, physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists, general practice physicians with additional training in pain management and sports medicine, nurses, allied health professionals, and support staff.
Dr. Michael Gofeld, Medical Director
Dr. Gofeld is a renowned chronic pain expert. He founded the Canadian Interventional Special Interest Group at the Canadian Pain Society and developed the first continuing medical education program for practicing pain physicians in the country. He is a frequent speaker at interventional conferences and an editor of several peer-reviewed journals. He is currently holding appointments as Director at the World Academy of Pain Medicine United.
Dr. Vladmir Djuric
Dr. Vladmir Djuric is fellowship-trained in MSK and Sports Medicine and is board-certified in Physiatry (PM&R) and Pain Medicine. He currently serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at McMaster University. His practice is exclusively focused on the treatment of patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain, particularly as it relates to spinal disorders. He is a certified instructor of spinal interventions for the Spine Intervention Society.
Dr. Kevin Smith
Dr. Kevin Smith is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada since completing his residency in Anesthesiology from McMaster University in 2003. He enjoys a mixed practice in Anesthesiology and Interventional Pain Medicine, with a strong interest in the assessment and management of chronic neuropathic and spinal pain disorders.
Dr. Faisal Motlani
Dr. Faisal Motlani completed his anesthesiology residency and pain medicine fellowship at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. His practice comprises of interventional pain medicine, including infusion treatments. Dr. Motlani developed an interest in the management of fibromyalgia following the diagnosis of a family member. He incorporates various management modalities for fibromyalgia as well as neuropathic pain
Dr. Anwar Victor Morgan
Dr. Anwar Victor Morgan, a general surgeon, graduating from the School of Ain Shams University in Cairo. He completed the retraining and exams to practice in Canada and received the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada certificate in Anesthesia in 1992. He also successfully obtained a double subspecialty in obstetrical anesthesia and Chronic Pain Management
Dr. Mark Friedlander
Dr. Mark Friedlander MBChB FRCPC is a specialist in anesthesiology with a special interest in Chronic Pain. He is currently Pain Medicine consultant at Silver Pain Centre in Toronto and staff anesthesiologist and consultant in chronic pain management at North York General Hospital (director of Pain Management Services from 1992-2007). He is the former Medical Director of the Pinnacle Interventional Pain Centre. He is Assistant Professor, Department of Anesthesia, Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. He has an active practice in pain medicine and has been involved in the diagnosis, investigation and management of chronic pain for more than 20 years. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Cape Town and completed specialty training in anesthesiology at the University of Toronto and a research and clinical fellowship in pain management at Toronto General Hospital in 1992.