• Assistant Professor of Clinical Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Dr. Lee is a physiatrist specializing in the functional recovery of cancer patients, as well as rehabilitation for primary and secondary lymphedema. He treats a variety of conditions patients may experience during or after cancer treatment, including musculoskeletal pain or weakness, neuralgias, neuropathy, decreased joint range of motion, radiation fibrosis, and fatigue and endurance-related issues. Dr. Lee is passionate about educating his lymphedema patients on the diagnosis and treatment of the condition. As part of his practice, he offers a number of interventions with and without ultrasound guidance for cancer patients, such as corticosteroid joint injections, botulinum toxin injections, and trigger point injections.

Education and training

• Medical School: New York Medical College
• Residency: Metropolitan Hospital Center
• Residency: JFK Medical Center