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Eunice Lee, APRN,DNP

4.6out of 5
155 Ratings , 22 Comments
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  • Primary Specialty: Women’s Health
  • Additional Specialty: OB-GYN
  • Languages Spoken: English, Korean
  • Gender: Female

About Eunice Lee, APRN,DNP

Eunice Lee, DNP, APRN, is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner at Care for Women - Norman. Eunice began her career as a labor and delivery nurse. She received her advanced nursing education from The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, where she developed a deep passion for providing compassionate, comprehensive care to women at every stage of life.

Special Interests:

  • Contraception Counseling and Management
  • Menstrual Disorders and Hormonal Concerns
  • Prenatal and Postpartum Care
  • Preventative Care
  • Screening and Treatment of Gynecologic Conditions
  • Women's Health and Wellness

Eunice is dedicated to addressing the unique and often overlooked health needs of women, serving as an advocate and partner in their health journey. She focuses on providing holistic, patient-centered care that prioritizes physical, emotional and mental well-being. Patients can expect a provider who listens attentively, respects their individuality, and creates personalized care plans that align with their specific health goals.

Outside of her professional life, Eunice enjoys cooking, spending quality time with family and friends, and discovering new movies or TV shows to watch.

Education
  • Education
  • Advanced Nursing Education University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
    Oklahoma City, OK

Reviews

  • 07/28/2026
    Rating: 5

    Great ?

  • 07/24/2026
    Rating: 2

    It's not so much the clinic experience that got this review.It's the after the fact

  • 07/22/2026
    Rating: 5

    That the staffs was all very helpful and answer any questions i had. Thanks to the staffs they was awesome!

  • 07/21/2026
    Rating: 2

    I completed the questions before the visit but yet they asked the same questions again. They didn't know what they had done for me last year and were asking me the results of the test instead of looking at the records. It feels very disjointed. They also were going to do a test again even though it was done last year and it's recommended once every 3 years. Feels wasteful of healthcare dollars.

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