Will Curry

Dr. Curry currently is the Co-Director of Mass General Neuroscience, Director of Neurosurgical Oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital, and the Adeline Wydotis Professor of Neurosurgery at Harvard Medical School.

A native of New York, he graduated from Harvard College in 1993 and attended Cornell University Medical School, attaining his MD in 1997. From there, he returned to New England, beginning his training in Neurosurgery at Mass General under Dr. Robert Martuza. After serving as Chief Resident, Dr. Curry was appointed to the full-time Neurosurgery staff at Mass General in 2004. He is a highly regarded surgeon and a productive researcher, having published in excess of 100 peer-reviewed manuscripts. Dr. Curry has pioneered numerous clinical and academic programs within Mass General, including establishing the Division of Neurosurgical Oncology, introducing a minimally invasive skull base surgery program, developing a brain tumor immunotherapy research center, and serving as one of the inaugural Co-Directors of Mass General Neuroscience, a multi-disciplinary initiative that aims to change the way we evaluate and treat patients with brain disease and to collaboratively tackle the most pressing research questions.

Dr. Curry also currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Massachusetts General Physicians’ Organization, the General Executive Committee of the Massachusetts General Hospital, and the Board of Trustees of The General Hospital Corporation (DBA Massachusetts General Hospital).

Dr. Curry resides in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts with his wife Rebecca Nordhaus and daughters Annabel (12), Margot (10), and Alexandra (10). In his spare time, Dr. Curry enjoys time with family, athletics, and all forms of music.