Dr. Jarone Lee, MD MPH is dual-trained emergency medicine and critical care physician, a Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School, and the Director of Global Partnerships/Client Executive at Mass General Brigham International Advisory. He also serves as the Vice Chief of Critical Care for the Division of Trauma, Emergency Surgery, and Surgical Critical Care at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he oversees multiple intensive care units across the Mass General Brigham system and the Chief Medical Officer for the Massachusetts-1 Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT), a federal response team deployed to support national and international disaster relief operations.
Dr. Lee frequently speaks nationally and internationally. His invited engagements include the United Nations Institute for Training and Research, United Nations General Assembly side events, South by Southwest, the Kingdom of Thailand, the All Levels Trauma Care Conference in Saudi Arabia (keynote), and a White House roundtable on equity and civic health. He has authored more than 200 research publications and book chapters, including multiple textbooks, and has received numerous awards for clinical excellence, teaching, research, and community service. His expertise has been featured by CNN, NBC, New York Times, U.S. News & World Report, AP News, Bloomberg News, CommonWealth Beacon, and other major outlets.
Additionally, Dr. Lee co-founded and leads Health Tech Without Borders (HTWB), a global non-profit dedicated to mitigating humanitarian crises by using digital tools and technology to rapidly expand access to health resources. As an innovation hub, HTWB has delivered consults and mental health support worldwide, including Ukraine, the Philippines, Iraq, Cameroon, India, Turkey, and Pakistan.
