Anthony Lee, M.D.

Anthony Lee, M.D.

“Restoring function and quality of life are the basic principles of physiatry. That is the driving force behind every patient visit. In my relationship with a patient, it is important to know what really drives and motivates a patient. The goal is not just to treat the symptom, but to rehab the whole patient properly so that he/she can enjoy their life.”

Dr. Anthony Lee joined the practice in 2005 after completing an interventional spine fellowship at Southwest Spine and Sports. Upon graduating from Dartmouth College, he returned to his home state of Georgia for graduate school and received a Masters of Science in Microbiology from Georgia State University. He then obtained his medical degree from Mercer University School of Medicine. Dr. Lee completed his Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency at the University of Pennsylvania where he served as chief resident for two years. He is Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Board Certified in Pain Medicine. In addition to the spine, Dr. Lee has a special interest in joint pain and sports related injuries.

Dr. Lee moved to Arizona after training in Pennsylvania and Georgia. He grew up playing competitive tennis, but he now also enjoys golf and other outdoor activities.

Board Certification

American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Pain Management

Fellowship

Southwest Spine & Sports
Scottsdale, AZ
Musculoskeletal & Spine Medicine

Residency

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania,
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Internship

Medical Center of Central Georgia
Mercer University School of Medicine
Preliminary Medicine Internship

Medical School

Mercer University School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine, 2000

Graduate Education

Georgia State University
Master of Science

Undergraduate Education

Dartmouth College
Bachelor of Arts, Biology modified with Psychology

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