Sanford J Wright Jr MD

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Sanford J Wright Jr MD

Dr. Sanford J. Wright has been a neurosurgeon in the Everett, WA area for nearly 40 years. He curren

04/12/2019

Who is the Artist?

A year ago Dr. Wright’s daughter didn’t have a birthday present for her father. By chance, she found an old photo of him from which she was able to draw the portrait seen on the Website.

This portrait reminded Dr. Wright of how much one family member can mean to another. And more broadly, about how strongly friends and community members can feel toward one another as well.

So – Who is the Artist?

Actually, since the portrait may be seen differently by the casual observer versus one with a background in healthcare, the portrait may be viewed as representing two “Artists”.

The first artist is Dr. Wright’s daughter, Dascha, who created a fine piece of “Portrait Art”.

And the second artist is symbolized by the collective spirit of Dr. Wright – and many, many other physicians, providers and patients throughout time – who have created and continue to create “The Art of Medicine”.

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Everett, WA

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+14252595121

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http://www.drsanfordwright.com/

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Dr. Wright is available for Routine & Urgent Neurosurgical Spine Consultations with new and returning patients, at Western Washington Medical Group in Everett, WA.

Dr. Wright has been a neurosurgeon in the Everett, WA area for nearly 40 years. He currently consults and treats patients at Western Washington Medical Group, as well as the Everett Neurological Center in the old Hartley Mansion on Rucker Ave.

Sanford was born at Providence Hospital (Everett), and graduated from Everett High School and University of Washington. He completed medical school at the University of Washington; neurosurgery residency at the University of Vermont; and military service at the Armed Forces Radiobiology Institute (US Navy) and Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

He returned to his home town of Everett in 1979, received Board Certification in 1981, and became well known through over 3 decades of neurosurgical practice. For 6 years he was a member of the Providence Medical Group, before realizing that he should pursue neurosurgical consultations at the Western Washington Medical Group, so that he can spend more time with his family.