Andrew (Changseop) Lee, MS, CCC-SLP, is a speech pathologist and singing voice specialist who specializes in the clinical management of functional voice disorders, singing voice rehabilitation, head and neck cancer, dysphagia, and alaryngeal voice restoration. Andrew strives to meet patients where they are at in order to set and achieve functional goals that allow patients to engage back into what they enjoy most and to maximize their quality of life.

Andrew integrates his musical upbringing into his clinical practice to provide comprehensive care for performers during functional voice rehabilitation. Andrew complemented his Master of Science degree in Medical Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Washington by performing in and directing multiple award-winning, competitive singing ensembles throughout the years. He further diversified his clinical skillset during his fellowship at the MD Anderson Cancer Center to include alaryngeal voice restoration and swallowing rehabilitation.

Andrew has a particular professional interest in the biomechanics of the laryngeal and alaryngeal voice and the intersections between the art and science of the singing voice.