Latasha Lee
705 42nd Avenue North Minneapolis Minnesota, 55412About
Latasha Lee is a top nurse in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
With a passion for the field and an unwavering commitment to their specialty, Latasha Lee is an expert in changing the lives of their patients for
the better.
As a leader and expert in their field, Latasha Lee is passionate about enhancing patient
quality of life and embodies the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with
patients. In Minneapolis, Minnesota, Latasha Lee is a true asset to their field and dedicated to the profession of medicine.
Education and Training
Richland Community College grad 2007 Social Science 2007
Millikin University 2008 Science and Nursing
Walden University Family Nurse Practitioner
Northern University 2008
Provider Details
Professional Society Membership
- BNR, Founder of Twin Cities Chapter, Sigma Gamma Rho
- NAACP Behavior and Wellness committee
- local Pink ladies
Articles and Publications
Work Description / Areas of Expertise / Job Duties
- pediatrics, medical, surgery, community nursing, behavioral health, orthopedics, pediatric oncology
What do you attribute your success to?
- She attributes her success her willingness to grow and learn and being tenacious. She has always wanted to be in healthcare and was inspired at a very young age when she was born with a ventricular septal defect, a small hole in her heart, but thankfully she grew to be a healthy young lady. She was also inspired by her sister who was two years older than her whom was also diagnosed with lupus. They worked hard together to achieve their dreams of becoming a registered nurses so that they can take care of patients and also wanted to open up a nursing school called Healthy Helpful Insight Healthcare Institute. She has received her MSN, RN, PHN, and is also founding members of Black Nurses Chapter, member of the Pink Ladies which provides cancer awareness, and helps those affected in the community affected. She also sits on the Minnesota board of Nursing, and founded one of the nine Black Nurses Rock Twin Cities Chapter. She enjoys reading The American Journal of Nursing and attributes her success to her sister Sabrina Mays whom passed away sadly from lupus in 2008 right before she graduated. She attributed the school to her as it was their dream together.
