Kwan S Lee

Shaping discourse in the realm of cardiovascular medicine, Dr. Kwan S Lee has been an influential figure at the University of Arizona College of Medicine since 2009, where he serves as an Assistant Professor of Medicine. Originally hailing from Malaysia, Dr. Lee embarked on his medical journey at Trinity College Dublin in Ireland, earning his medical degree in 2000. His early medical training included an internship at St James's Hospital in Dublin, which laid the foundation for his subsequent move to the United States. Dr. Lee's pursuit of excellence led him to the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, where he completed both his internal medicine residency and cardiology fellowship. His commitment to advancing his expertise in the field of cardiology was further demonstrated through an Interventional Cardiology fellowship at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. These experiences have equipped Dr. Lee with a comprehensive skill set that he brings to his teaching and clinical practice. Board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Diseases, Interventional Cardiology, Endovascular Medicine, and Echocardiography, Dr. Lee is recognized for his extensive knowledge and proficiency in these areas. His dedication to the field is further evidenced by his status as a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology, a testament to his contributions and leadership in cardiology. In addition to his clinical and teaching responsibilities, Dr. Lee has made significant contributions to the academic community. He has served as a peer-reviewer for the American Journal of Cardiology, where his insights and expertise have helped shape the discourse in cardiovascular research and practice. His role as a reviewer underscores his commitment to advancing the field through rigorous scientific evaluation and dissemination of new knowledge. Throughout his career, Dr. Lee has been committed to the advancement of cardiovascular medicine, both in clinical settings and through academic contributions. His diverse training and experience have positioned him as a respected figure in the field, and his ongoing work continues to impact the lives of patients and the broader medical community.