When it comes to women’s health issues, Dr. Lee is an expert. Prior to joining the Fauquier Health team, she practiced at Mercy Medical Center—a health system in Baltimore known nationally for providing state-of-the-art women’s health services. Board certified in internal medicine, Dr. Lee is also an expert in the art of healing. For her, a kind and gentle approach works best when trying to earn a patient’s confidence and trust.

Education and Training
After earning her Doctor of Medicine degree from Eastern Virginia Medical School in 1994, Dr. Lee completed the University of Maryland Hospital Veterans Administration Medical Center Internal Medicine Internship and Residency Program.

Certifications and Proficiencies
Dr. Lee is fluent in two languages: English and Korean.

Honors and Awards
Among her many honors, Dr. Lee has been featured as a “Top Doctor” in Washingtonian Magazine. She is also a member of the American Medical Association and the American College of Physicians.

Research
Dr. Lee conducted several research studies related to schizophrenia for the Neurology/ Psychiatry Department at the Medical College of Virginia. The results were published by the American Association of Psychiatry. Dr. Lee also presented a study about breast cancer in premenopausal women during Senior Grand Rounds at the University of Maryland.

Employment
Dr. Lee joined Fauquier Health as a private practice physician with Piedmont Internal Medicine in 2002. Prior to that, she was: a private practice physician with Mercy Medical Center; the medical director for Mercy Family Care; the ambulatory education director for the University of Maryland Medical System; a clinical assistant professor of medicine at the University of Maryland; and a genetic researcher at the Medical College of Virginia.

Personal Interests
Dr. Lee is married, has four children, and enjoys camping with her family.