About Us
Doña Ana Pain & Injury
At Dona Ana Pain & Injury, we treat car and truck wreck victims, injured athletes, and people who just want to feel, function or perform better. Since 2008, our clinic has treated thousands of people just like you. If you’ve been injured in an auto, motorcycle, truck, or pedestrian crash, or you've been injured playing your favorite sport, if you just want to feel or move better, you’ve come to the right place. But your pain will not get better until you take the next step. Give us a call or click the link below to take the first step to reserving your appointment. In most cases, we’ll get you in today, and you can be on your way to feeling, moving, and functioning better.
Providing you with the best doctors for the best care
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Dr. Paul Grindstaff
When I was in the seventh grade, I began having lower back, hip and leg pain. I found it difficult to make it around the track even once during P.E. class. My parents took me to my pediatrician, who sent me to an orthopedist, who sent me to a rheumatologist. I heard terms like “rheumatoid arthritis” and “spondylolisthesis.” The treatment I was given consisted of a prescription for motrin, 600mg, which I took twice a day until I was a sophomore in college, as well as some exercises.
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When I was in college, I played football, which really increased the need to perform the exercises I’d been given years earlier. One day, after exiting a building and starting across a crosswalk, I was struck by a pickup truck driven by a distracted driver. Despite being tossed a few feet, and feeling beat up, the emergency room physician determined that I had no broken bones. After I was released, I returned to classes, and a few days later my life was changed forever.
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The mother of a classmate of mine referred me to a chiropractor. I began receiving adjustments and therapy modalities. Not only was the pain from the crosswalk accident relieved, but that lower back pain–which had been my nemesis for the better part of six years–was gone! I could function better, move more, recover from football practices and games more quickly, and no longer was a slave to motrin.
A couple of years later, my roommate and teammate was in a summertime accident…all six feet five and two hundred seventy pounds of him. His treatment of choice? A chiropractor, of course. Around the same time, two of my former high school classmates began chiropractic school in Dallas. I chose to do the same, and I’ve been fortunate to help thousands of people from all walks of life.
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I’m Paul Grindstaff, D.C., and I’m proud to serve as your chiropractor. I attended chiropractic school at Parker University, business school and graduate school at SMU, graduate school at Bradley University, and undergrad at New Mexico Highlands University. My wife and I have three children and two dogs. I’m fortunate to serve on the board of directors of the SMU Mustang Club as well as the New Mexico Highlands Foundation board. On behalf of the staff and family of patients at Dona Ana Pain & Injury, I look forward to meeting you.
Dr. Job Asad BSc, DC
I knew early on I wanted to help others. I worked with my father from the age of 6, he was a gas station clerk at the time. I was giving people directions, treats, and fuel! What drew me into chiropractic was the concept that health starts from within, not from anything supplemental. With that in mind, the potential in balancing the nervous system's function and the body's capability to heal itself is, really, limitless. And to be able to provide that potential almost instantaneously...not many modes of healthcare can provide positive results as quickly as we can with chiropractic care.
I studied Biology at the California Polytechnic University of Pomona. My background is SCIENCE. This is why the techniques and approaches we use in the office are practical, sensible, and reproducible. I attended Life Chiropractic College West in Hayward, CA for grad school. I was Student Body Vice President my last term and Production Editor of the school's paper throughout my time there. I volunteered with Mission Trip America(MTA) where I provided the less fortunate with pro-bono care alongside a select group of my colleagues. I try to volunteer as often as possible and am always open to hearing about new opportunities.
In my free time, I MOVE, cook, sleep, and connect with my loved ones. I love long-distance running, golfing, lifting, break-dancing, snowboarding, fishing and camping. My main objective and purpose is to help others elevate themselves.