Zeshan Chaudhry, MS, MD

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Double Board-Certified Physician in Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine 

With his exceptional skills and unwavering dedication to patient care, Dr. Zeshan Chaudhry, MS, MD, is an interventional pain management specialist and anesthesiologist at Momentum Spine & Joint – North Dallas. With a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to evaluating and treating patients’ suffering from chronic pain, he strives to empower them to regain control over their lives and experience relief from debilitating conditions.

A graduate of Ohio State University with an Undergraduate Degree and the University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences with a Medical Degree, Dr. Chaudhry completed his residency in anesthesiology at the University of Toledo in Ohio in 2015. Throughout his training, he honed his skills in interventional and regional anesthesia, with a particular emphasis on ultrasound-guided procedures.

Following his residency, Dr. Chaudhry served as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Toledo Medical Center, where he played a pivotal role in educating and supervising residents and CRNAs. His expertise in complex neurologic, orthopedic, and general surgery cases, as well as regional anesthesia in outpatient settings, garnered him recognition as a skilled and dedicated clinician.

Driven by his passion for pain management, Dr. Chaudhry pursued a fellowship in pain medicine at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. During this time, he further refined his interventional skills, mastering both ultrasound and fluoroscopic-guided techniques.

Beyond his medical practice, Dr. Chaudhry finds solace in spending quality time with his wife and son. A devoted husband and father, he is deeply committed to his faith and cherishes moments of togetherness with his loved ones. 

Beyond his medical practice, Dr. Chaudhry finds solace in spending quality time with his wife and two children. 

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