Cortell, Stanley

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        Dr. Stanley Cortell came to the St. Luke’s Hospital Center as the Division of Nephrology Chief in 1975. Between 1979 and 1983 he also served as the Director of the Medical Service there. He stayed at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center through its merger with Mount Sinai Medical Center, retiring in 2014. He was born in Boston, MA, attended public schools and then studied metallurgy at MIT with the intent to follow his father into the jewelry business. His professional goals changed to medicine when he spent a summer working as an orderly at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. He changed his major to Quantitative Biology to prepare for medical school, attended Tuffs Medical School. He dabbled in several specialties before settling in nephrology, and practiced in the New England Medical Center Hospitals before relocating to New York.

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