Dr. LaTasha H. Lee, PhD, MPH, serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) and Health Sciences (HSCI) Programs at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, where she brings over a decade of expertise in teaching and...
Dr. LaTasha H. Lee, PhD, MPH, serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) and Health Sciences (HSCI) Programs at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, where she brings over a decade of expertise in teaching and research. Her diverse background spans critical areas such as cancer biology, neuroscience, and public health, allowing her to provide a comprehensive educational experience for her students. At GWU, Dr. Lee is dedicated to fostering a collaborative learning environment that emphasizes the importance of evidence-based research and its application in clinical settings.
In her current role, Dr. Lee is actively involved in key projects that bridge the gap between academia and real-world health challenges. She integrates her extensive experience in public policy and patient advocacy to guide students in understanding the complexities of healthcare systems and the importance of strategic planning in addressing health disparities. Her work at the National Minority Quality Forum as Vice President of Social and Clinical Research & Development has equipped her with invaluable insights into the intersection of research and policy, which she passionately shares with her students.
Dr. Lee's commitment to advancing health equity is evident in her research initiatives, where she explores innovative solutions to improve health outcomes for underserved populations. Her proficiency in project management and her analytical skills, including advanced capabilities in Microsoft Excel, enable her to effectively lead research projects that contribute to the broader field of health sciences. Through her teaching and mentorship, Dr. Lee inspires the next generation of healthcare leaders to advocate for change and drive impactful research that prioritizes patient needs and community health.