Applicants for the examination in becoming a pain physician specialist have little interest in radiation safety [1]. Since the C-arm fluoroscope is considered an essential piece of equipment for pain physicians, who are focused on nerve blocks, stricter education and requirement standards are required for pain experts. For the reduction of irradiation exposure to the operator, the position of the beam generator is important [2]. Pulsed and low-dose modes can reduce the dose of radiation that is absorbed, when compared to the conventional mode [3]. It is suggested that the annual exposure allowance limit is 50 mSv/year, which is for the entire body. However, over 155 cases of percutaneous vertebral kyphoplasty may prescribe a situation where the amount of radiation received by the body of the operator exceeds the annual exposure amount [2]. Moreover, interventional pain physicians may perform more blocks than the number mentioned above, so they should be acquainted with the imaging intensifiers that are used in normal clinical practice. The physicians should also understand the importance of being aware of the dangers of radiation and the methods for radiation safety.