Cindy Sue Dieringer

Background

Dieringer, Cindy Sue was born on March 2, 1949 in Canton, Ohio, United States. Daughter of Frank Melvin and Mary Ruth (Van Orman) Dieringer.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Grove City College, 1971; Master of Science in Pharmacology, West Virginia University, 1973; Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacology, West Virginia University, 1976; Doctor of Medicine, U. North Carolina, 1982.

Career

National Institutes of Health predoctoral fellow, West Virginia University Department Pharmacology, Morgantown, 1972-1976; staff fellow, research scientist, National Institute Environmental Health Sciences, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, 1976-1978; internal medicine resident, Richland Memorial Hospital, Columbia, South Carolina., 1982-1985; physician, chief emergency department, Providence Hospital, Columbia, 1985-1988; medical director, Doctor's Care Forest Acres, Columbia, 1989-1991; staff physician, Lexington Medical Center Emergency Department and Urgent Care Center, Columbia, South Carolina., 1991-1992; staff physician emergency department, Kershaw County Medical Center, Camden, South Carolina., since 1992; medical director, Kershaw County Medical Center, Camden, South Carolina., 1996.

Achievements

• Cindy Sue Dieringer has been listed as a noteworthy Physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Eastminster Presbyterian Church Choir, Columbia, 1983-1995, Church Handbell Choir, 1983-1995. Instructor and course director American Council of Learned Societies, since 1988. Member American Medical Association, American Association Physician Specialists, American Medical Women's Association, South Carolina.

Medical Association, Southern Medical Association, Columbia Medical Society, Kershaw County Medical Society, Sierra Club, Planned Parenthood (associate), Sigma Xi.

Interests

• Avocations: jogging, tennis, piano, clarinet, bicycling.

Connections

Father:

Frank Melvin Dieringer

Mother:

Mary Ruth (Van Orman) Dieringer