Jaimy Lee

Jaimy Lee has extensive experience in healthcare journalism, with a focus on pharmaceutical and healthcare companies, as well as high-profile issues such as COVID-19 and the development of new medications and treatments. Jaimy has worked as a health editor at MarketWatch since 2019, where their investigative work on the flawed scientific case for ivermectin earned their recognition from the Newswomen's Club of New York and the SABEW Best in Business Awards. Prior to that, Jaimy served as a healthcare news editor at LinkedIn, where they developed successful projects such as the newsletter and video series #TheCheckup, and the online community #NursesOnLinkedIn.

Before their time at MarketWatch and LinkedIn, Jaimy worked as an executive editor at Medical Marketing & Media (MM&M), where they led the reporting staff and oversaw the redesign of the magazine's editorial newsletters. Their responsibilities at MM&M also included editing and writing stories on topics such as the impact of pricing pressure on pharmaceutical companies and the investments of IBM and Google in the healthcare industry. Jaimy began their career as a reporter for Today's Local News and went on to hold roles at the San Diego Business Journal and PRWeek, specializing in health care reporting and public affairs.

Throughout their career, Jaimy has demonstrated a commitment to covering in-depth and impactful stories related to the healthcare industry, leveraging their expertise in writing and investigative journalism.

Jaimy Lee attended Point Loma Nazarene University from 2000 to 2004, where they pursued their degree in Journalism. Jaimy subsequently enrolled at John Cabot University in 2003, where they focused on Literature for a brief duration.