Dr. Denise Ann Scaringe-Dietrich, M.D. hails from the Garden State, where she has been practicing interventional pain medicine for the past five years and is double certified in both anesthesiology and pain medicine. She received her undergraduate education at Wesleyan before completing her medical degree at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and then finishing her residency at University Health Center of Pittsburgh. Dr. Dietrich then pursued a Pain Management Fellowship at Emory University and later taught pain management at Cooper University Hospital in Camden, NJ. She has been practicing a mixture of both anesthesiology and pain management in the private field since 2007 and is a life-long New Englander. In her life, Dr. Dietrich has assumed many roles including but not limited to a professor, clinician, specialist, and researcher but she is most proud of her role as a missionary and the work she has done in impoverished regions of the globe such as Honduras and Peru.