Stanley Gordon Dienst

Background

Dienst, Stanley Gordon was born on September 1, 1927 in Boise, Idaho, United States. Son of Charles Franklin and Lillian (Hawk) Dienst.

Education

Bachelor, Denver U., 1949; Doctor of Medicine, U. Colorado, 1952.

Career

Intern, Brooklyn Hospital, 1952-1953; resident in surgery, Brooklyn Hospital, 1953-1955; resident in surgery, Memorial Hospital, New York City, 1955-1960; resident in surgery and oncology, Memorial Hospital, 1955-1960; surgical research director, Maine Medical Center, Portland, 1961-1968; surgical research director, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, 1968-1984; director transplant service, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, 1974-1988; director transplant service, North Dakota Transplant Center (MedCenter One-St. Alexius), Bismarck, North Dakota, since 1988. Member board, president Organ Procurement Agency of Michigan, 1972-1988. Member board, officer Life Source Organ Procurement Agencies of Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakot, since 1989.

Founder, owner One World Coffee House, Bismarck, since 1989.

Achievements

• Stanley Gordon Dienst has been listed as a noteworthy Transplant surgeon, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Physicians for Social Responsibility, Detroit, 1983-1986. To Second lieutenant United States Air Force Reserve, since 1952. Member American Society Transplant Surgeons.

Interests

• Avocations: racquetball, computers.

Connections

Married Patricia Anne Perkins. Children: Bradford Charles, Krista Lee.

Father:

Charles Franklin Dienst

Mother:

Lillian (Hawk) Dienst

Spouse:

Patricia Anne Perkins

child:

Bradford Charles Dienst

child:

Krista Lee Dienst