Kyle Pribyl, MD

Interventional Pain Physician

Dr. Pribyl is originally from Crosby, Minnesota. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities College of Science and Engineering in 2014, and his medical degree from the University of Minnesota Medical School in 2021. He completed his residency in Anesthesiology at the University of Minnesota, followed by a fellowship in Pain Medicine at Duke University. He is board-certified in Anesthesiology. Dr. Pribyl joined iSpine Clinics in August 2026, where he practices interventional pain medicine, and he also provides anesthesiology coverage throughout greater Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Pribyl has a special interest in artificial intelligence and medical education. He has independently developed two AI-driven platforms to help advance medical education. He recently authored a manuscript on suzetrigine, a novel non-opioid analgesic, published in Advances in Anesthesia, and has also authored a chapter in the forthcoming 7th edition of Practical Management of Pain (Benzon, ed.).

“I first became interested in pain medicine after watching someone close to me struggle with chronic pain. Seeing how much a person’s life can be reshaped by pain — and how much relief and function can be restored with the right care — made this the specialty I wanted to build my career around.

 

My philosophy of care centers on using minimally invasive procedures to restore function whenever possible, but just as importantly, on treating every patient like family: taking the time for an honest, thorough conversation about every option available, weighing benefits against risks together, and building a plan we both believe in. Chronic pain can be an isolating, frustrating journey, and I want my patients to feel like they have a genuine partner in it.” – Dr. Kyle Pribyl

Dr. Pribyl is married to Caitlin, and they have one child and a dog. They enjoy hiking, being on the lake, and he considers himself a sports fanatic.