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- Personal Facts:
- Accepting New Patients: Yes
- Male
- Years Since Graduation: 41
- Practice Member Since: 1980.
- Current Title: Director
- Foreign Languages Spoken:
- Armenian, Korean, Spanish
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- Specialties:
- Cardiology
- (HealthGrades has verified that Dr. Don W. Lee, MD is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine)
- A self-designated specialty or practice area is not equivalent to, nor does it imply, ABMS Board Certification or special training and competence.
- Internal Medicine
- (HealthGrades has verified that Dr. Don W. Lee, MD is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine)
- A self-designated specialty or practice area is not equivalent to, nor does it imply, ABMS Board Certification or special training and competence.
- Interventional Cardiology
- (HealthGrades has verified that Dr. Don W. Lee, MD is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine)
- A self-designated specialty or practice area is not equivalent to, nor does it imply, ABMS Board Certification or special training and competence.
- Medical School:
- Yonsei University College of Medicine
Sudai-Moon-Ku, Seoul, 1968
- Residency:
- University Of Pittsburgh - Presbyterian Shadyside
Pittsburgh, PA 1976
- Fellowship:
- University Of Pittsburgh - Presbyterian Shadyside
Pittsburgh, PA 1980
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HealthGrades has examined disciplinary actions within the last five years from the Office of Inspector General and 50 state medical boards.
HealthGrades could not detect any disciplinary actions for Dr. Don W. Lee, MD
as of 07/11/2009.
Note: HealthGrades reports on state and federal disciplinary actions (if any) from the previous five years.
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- Closed Malpractice Claims:
- Malpractice History Found
- State: CA
- Amount or Range: 1000000
- Claim Type: Judgement
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