About

Dr. Jennifer Lee is an assistant professor of Family Medicine at the Boonshoft School of Medicine (BSOM) and core residency faculty in Dayton, Ohio.  She graduated from the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine and completed a Global Health Fellowship at the University of South Carolina.  In 2018, Dr. Lee introduced POCUS into the BSOM curriculum, including leading interdisciplinary POCUS workshops and teaching a 1:1 POCUS elective for 4th-year medical students.  Additionally, she has helped implement POCUS into the Wright State University Family Medicine residency, where she leads POCUS integration and offers POCUS elective opportunities for residents.

Dr. Lee’s teaching experience also includes teaching POCUS at the AAFP’s Global Health Summit, the Ohio Academy of Family Physicians’ first POCUS workshop, and the Miami Valley Academy of Family Physicians’ first POCUS workshop.  She also contributed to the book Ultrasound for Primary Care (Bornemann, 2021).  Dr. Lee uses POCUS in clinical practice in the US and globally.  She finds POCUS to be an effective and exciting modality for teaching both patients and students in the exam room.