Professional Nexus Letters for VA Claims

Board-Certified Psychiatrist | VA-Trained | Licensed in MA & FL

Meet Dr Ronald Lee, MD

Founder & Lead Physician, VetNexusMD • Board-Certified Adult Psychiatrist

Dr Ronald Lee is a Harvard-trained, board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in crafting Independent Medical Opinions ("Nexus Letters") and VA Disability Benefit Questionnaires (DBQs) for U.S. veterans. Over the last decade he has translated complex clinical findings into clear, defensible medical-legal reports—skills refined through:

Education

  • M.S. Human Physiology & Biophysics – Georgetown University
  • M.D. – Drexel University College of Medicine
  • Residency & fellowship training – Harvard Medical School / University of Connecticut

Credentials

  • Board Certified, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
  • Former staff psychiatrist in outpatient, inpatient, ER, addiction, and forensic settings
  • Experienced expert witness in state & federal proceedings

Why Veterans Choose Dr Lee

MD-Only Expertise

Every Nexus Letter and DBQ is personally authored and signed by Dr Lee—never delegated to mid-level providers.

Evidence-Based Opinions

He pairs meticulous record review with peer-reviewed research and VA guidance, producing opinions that hold up under the toughest adjudication.

Mental-Health Insight

As a practicing psychiatrist, Dr Lee understands how combat trauma, chronic pain, and service stressors lead to PTSD, depression, sleep disorders, and secondary conditions—then explains those links in VA-compliant language.

Currently serving veterans residing in Massachusetts and Florida via telehealth evaluations.

Mission-Driven

After witnessing deserving veterans lose claims for lack of credible medical evidence, Dr Lee founded VetNexusMD to ensure no veteran is left behind.

When you partner with VetNexusMD, you work directly with Dr Lee from first record review to final signature—gaining the advantage of a physician's expertise and a steadfast advocate dedicated to strengthening your VA disability claim.