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Department of Family Medicine

In the Department of Family Medicine, Dr. Lee diagnoses and treats non-surgical illnesses or disorders from infancy through adulthood and promotes wellness care for patients of all ages. He also treats patients with osteopathic manipulations for acute neck and upper and lower back pain.

Why I Chose Health Care

As I was growing up in South Korea, my mother got me a set of biographies of the most influential people in human history. The person who left the greatest impression on me was Albert Schweitzer, who was a medical missionary to Gahon, Africa in the early 1900’s. He was enduring medical epidemics such as sleeping sickness and malaria, with the people of Africa with such a sacrificial heart. That heart is what I longed to have toward people who are sick. That is what motivated me to become a physician. At the end of the day, I want to strive to give all that I have in my services to those who are ill.

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English

I believe that the communication between a patient and a doctor is the most important aspect of medicine. I want to not only hear about their symptoms, but also understand the person holistically as well. I want my patients to feel comfortable about sharing their medical problems with me and I will do my best to help them. I consider it a great privilege and an honor when an individual trusts me with their health.