Dr. William Hayduk, PA-C, ND
Pain Management Specialist | Interventional Pain Medicine
2923 North California Avenue 210 Chicago IL, 60618About
Dr. Hayduk is a versatile healthcare professional with a unique combination of qualifications, holding board certifications as a Naturopathic Doctor (ND), Physician Assistant (PA-C), and serving as the Lead Advanced Practice Provider (LAPP) at Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists (MAPS). His extensive background includes three years of chiropractic medicine, a history as a certified personal trainer and boot camp instructor, and active involvement in a nutraceutical company.
Within MAPS, Dr. Hayduk wears many hats, playing a crucial role in various aspects of the practice. He is responsible for training new Advanced Practice Providers (APPs), overseeing scheduling across seven clinics, addressing operational challenges, and contributing to the management team's strategic decision-making process. His expertise lies in interventional pain management, where he administers treatments such as joint injections and trigger point injections, always emphasizing personalized care to address the root causes of diseases rather than merely alleviating symptoms.
Dr. Hayduk's commitment to continuous learning is evident through his attendance at numerous seminars on pain management and functional medicine. He has also spoken at different conferences. He has also contributed to the field by publishing multiple articles on exercise and health. He was featured in Best In Illinois Magazine as one of the top Doctors in Illinois in 2024 as well as being recognized in Good Housekeeping magazine and Healthcare Business Review. His holistic healing approach reflects his belief in treating patients comprehensively, considering both conventional and alternative methods.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Dr. Hayduk has a passion for global health, having undertaken two global health trips to Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. His love for travel extends to exploring diverse cultures. A fitness enthusiast, he has completed two marathons, numerous half marathons, 10k's, 5k's, and other competitive events. Dr. Hayduk maintains a disciplined approach to nutrition in his daily routine. His athletic background includes being a former Division I college wrestler, showcasing his dedication to physical fitness and well-rounded wellness.
Education and Training
Rush University PA-C 2015
National University of Health Sciences ND 2011
Board Certification
NCCPA board certified Physician Assistant (PA-C)
Certified Physician Assistant (PA-C)
Lead Advanced Practice Provider (LAPP)
Advanced Practice Providers (APPs)
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Dr. William Hayduk, PA-C, ND's Expert Contributions
Can physical therapy heal a herniated disc?
Physical therapy can be a very effective treatment for managing the symptoms of a herniated disc, although it does not "heal" the disc itself. A herniated disc, also known as a slipped or ruptured disc, occurs when the gel-like center of a disc leaks out through a tear or weakness in the outer layer, causing pain and possibly nerve irritation or compression. The goal of physical therapy in this scenario is to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and strengthen the muscles around the spine, which can help support and stabilize the affected area. This can lead to a significant reduction in symptoms and improvement in function. The typical components of a physical therapy program for a herniated disc might include: 1. Pain relief techniques: These could involve modalities like heat or ice therapy, electrical stimulation, and ultrasound to help reduce pain and inflammation. 2. Stretching exercises: Gentle stretching can help relieve tension and pressure in the spine and surrounding muscles. 3. Strengthening exercises: Core strengthening exercises are often emphasized to support the lower back. Strengthening the muscles around the spine and abdomen can provide better spinal stability. 4. Manual therapy: Techniques such as massage and mobilization can help to improve movement mechanics and relieve pain. 5. Education: Physical therapists also educate patients on proper posture and body mechanics to help prevent further injury or strain. 6. Activity modification advice: Learning how to avoid positions or movements that can exacerbate the condition is crucial. READ MORE
Can physical therapy help with shoulder impingement?
Yes, physical therapy is often recommended as a conservative treatment for shoulder impingement Physical therapy for shoulder impingement typically focuses on: Pain Reduction: Therapists may use modalities such as ice, heat, or electrical stimulation to help reduce pain and inflammation Stretching Exercises: Stretching exercises can help improve the flexibility of the shoulder muscles and tendons, reducing compression in the impingement zone. Strengthening Exercises: Targeted strengthening exercises for the rotator cuff and shoulder blade muscles can help improve the stability and function of the shoulder joint. Posture Correction: Improving posture is often a key component of shoulder impingement rehabilitation. Proper posture can help create more space in the shoulder joint, reducing the risk of impingement. Range of Motion Exercises: Activities to improve the range of motion in the shoulder joint may be included in the physical therapy program. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- Lead Advanced Practice Provider (LAPP) Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists (MAPS) -
Awards
- Rush University Team Participant for National Medical Challenge Bowl 2014
- Rush University Team Participant for National Medical Challenge Bowl 2013
- Class President for Rush University’s PA Graduating Class of 2015 2015
- NUHS Team Participant of the Academic Bowl at the ZRT Cup in 2009 & 2011 2011
Professional Memberships
- Illinois Academy of Physician Assistants
- American Association of Naturopathic Physicians
- Illinois Association of Naturopathic Physicians
Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors
- Global Health Trip - Dominican Republic - 2/2015
Treatments
- PRP injections, placental tissue injections, viscosupplementation injections, steroid injections, trigger point injections
Favorite Place to Vacation
- Rio De Janeiro
Hobbies / Sports
- Wrestling, Softball, Running, Working out,
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Leading the Way in Integrated Healthcare in the Chicagoland Area
Dr. William Hayduk, a distinguished Naturopathic Doctor (ND) and Certified Physician Assistant (PA-C), is making waves in the healthcare industry as the Lead Advanced Practice Provider (LAPP) at Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists (MAPS). With a diverse background spanning three years of chiropractic medicine, a history as a certified personal trainer and boot camp instructor, and active involvement in a nutraceutical company, he is at the forefront of providing integrated and personalized care to patients in the Chicagoland area. His specialization in interventional pain management sets him apart, as he focuses on treating the root causes. He also performs procedures such as viscosupplementation, PRP, steroid and amniotic tissue injections for joints and soft tissue injuries.
At MAPS, Dr. Hayduk’s impact is felt across various facets of the practice. As the Lead Advanced Practice Provider (LAPP), he not only leads the training of new Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) but also manages scheduling for seven clinics, tackles operational challenges, and contributes to strategic decision-making at the management level. His specialization in interventional pain management sets him apart, as he focuses on treating the root causes of ailments through procedures like joint injections and trigger point injections.
Among his professional affiliations, Dr. Hayduk is an active member of the Illinois Academy of Physician Assistants, the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, and the Illinois Association of Naturopathic Physicians.
His dedication to ongoing education is evident in his participation in seminars on pain management and functional medicine, as well as his contributions to medical literature through published articles and speaking engagements. His expertise has been recognized in notable publications such as Best In Illinois Magazine, Good Housekeeping, and Healthcare Business Review, cementing his reputation as one of the Top Doctors in Illinois in 2024.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Dr. Hayduk has a passion for global health, leading him on impactful global medical trips to Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, where he treated underserved patients with medical treatment.
A fitness enthusiast and former Division I college wrestler, Dr. Hayduk continues to push his physical limits, having participated in two marathons, numerous half marathons, 10ks, 5ks, and other competitive events. He maintains a strict focus on nutrition for optimal health, showcasing his dedication to physical fitness and well-rounded wellness.
In his downtime, Dr. Hayduk enjoys staying active through wrestling, softball, running, and working out. With a love for travel and cultural exploration, his favorite getaway spot remains the vibrant city of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
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