Latasha Lee is a Master’s prepared nurse MSN, RN PHN. Her experience ranges from teaching Master’s students a local University, medical-surgical nursing, oncology, neurology, pediatrics, school nursing, residential treatment for boys ages 8-18 that have been abused or neglected, women’s substance abuse and alcohol treatment facilities, and also nursing management. Prior to becoming a nurse, she was a Certified Nursing Assistant for 13 years. Her experience with the two careers is close to 30 years.

She is the founder and operator of Healthy Helpful Insight Healthcare Institute. She has an  extensive background in the healthcare industry, Latasha currently sits on the Minnesota Board of nursing where she was appointed by the governor, she is one of the nine founding members of Black Nurses Rock Twin Cities chapter, she is a member of the NAACP Behavior and Wellness committee,  she is a member of the local Pink ladies which provides cancer awareness in the Twin cities, she is a member of the sorority Sigma Gamma Rho and is the chair of Women’s Health for the sorority, and she  leads a Health and Wellness Life Group for Sanctuary church monthly. This entrepreneur, born and raised in Decatur, Illinois, moved to Minneapolis in 2016. Being a mother of two adds to her awareness of healthcare dynamics, including supply and demand and the importance of diversity in the healthcare industry. Latasha formed Healthy Helpful Insight Healthcare Institute to assist with the racial disparities in medical sectors.