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Dr. Emily Lee serves as an Assistant Professor at Yale School of Medicine in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences, with a clinical focus in Maternal-Fetal Medicine. She completed her Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship at Yale in 2023 following her Obstetrics & Gynecology residency at UCLA. Dr. Lee earned her MD from the University of Michigan and completed her undergraduate studies at Yale University with a BA in Economics and Religious Studies.
Dr. Lee's research primarily focuses on advancing fetal monitoring techniques, particularly in the areas of obstetric ultrasound and non-invasive fetal electroencephalography. Her work explores innovative approaches to prenatal diagnosis, fetal development assessment, and improving clinical outcomes in complex pregnancies including twin gestations. She has developed simulation-based educational programs for obstetric ultrasound training that enhance clinical skills for medical learners.
Her recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on improving diagnostic accuracy in fetal cardiac assessment, understanding the implications of maternal obesity on prenatal procedures, and developing novel methods for non-invasive fetal neurological monitoring. Dr. Lee's research bridges clinical practice with technological innovation in maternal-fetal medicine.
Among her notable recognitions are the prestigious 2024 Blavatnik Award and the Yale Innovation Summit Blavatnik Accelerator Award in 2023, highlighting her contributions to medical innovation. She has also received the Best Maternal-Fetal Medicine Oral Presentation award from the New England Perinatal Society in 2023, along with earlier recognition for her research at UCLA and international conferences.
Dr. Lee actively contributes to medical education through her Point-of-Care Ultrasound Simulation Curriculum and regularly presents on topics including substance use in pregnancy, marijuana usage effects, and advanced fetal monitoring techniques. Her work with the Reproductive Sciences department at Yale focuses on translating research into clinical practice to improve maternal and fetal outcomes.
