Jean Lee, managing editor at The Intake
Jean Lee is a content expert with a background in journalism and marketing, driven by a passion for storytelling that inspires and informs. As the managing editor of The Intake, she is committed to supporting independent practices with content, insights, and resources tailored to help them navigate challenges and succeed in today’s evolving healthcare landscape.
Bachelor of Arts, sociology and media studies, University of California, Berkeley
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