Tricia Lee

Tricia Lee, MD, is a Part-time Instructor at Agnes Scott College and a practicing allergist/immunologist operating a full-service allergy/immunology clinic in Decatur serving both adult and pediatric patients, with expertise spanning clinical care, research, and medical education.

Her educational background includes:

• BS in Biology, University of South Carolina
• MD, Mercer University School of Medicine
• Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Residency, University of Louisville
• Allergy/Immunology Fellowship, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Dr. Lee's research centers on food allergy, emphasizing early introduction strategies for prevention and infant/toddler intervention protocols, alongside medical informatics applications for evidence-based practice standardization through electronic medical records. Her work includes microbiome research in asthma patients, food allergy testing trend analysis, NIH/industry clinical trials at Emory, and development of an Epic-based tool promoting early peanut introduction in low-income clinical settings.

She actively mentors learners from high school through fellowship levels and integrates clinical trial participation with community practice innovation to advance systemic adoption of evidence-based allergy care protocols.