4.8
71 Ratings with 45 written Reviews
VERIFIED 

My husband and I met Dr. Satterfield this past July. My husband had a very painful hernia. We didn't know what to expect. But Dr. Satterfield was very personable and down to earth. When it was obvious that my husband would need surgery, Dr. Satterfield explained the whole procedure. We were blessed and very lucky to have him as a doctor and surgeon. And I was very happy with NY Presbyterian Hospital. The service from everyone was excellent.
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James E. Satterfield holds an active medical license in the state of New York.
Medical Doctor with an active medical license in the state of New York that expires in 2027.
Completed their fellowship at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital - Queens in 1985 and Mount Sinai Medical Center in 1984.
Completed their residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center in 1983.
Completed their internship at Mount Sinai Medical Center in 1979.
Graduated from Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in 1978.
James E. Satterfield's NPI number is 1457390536.
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