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Lillian L. C. Lee

Visiting Observer Program

Stanford University — Division of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery · Stanford, California, United States

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Lillian L. C. Lee

Visiting Observer Coordinator

Programme page names her as Visiting Observer Coordinator and as the contact for observer applications. Administrative coordination role only; the page does not describe her as a surgeon or teaching faculty, and observers are hosted by individual faculty members, who are not named for the programme itself.

Division of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Surgery, Stanford University School of Medicine

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Published role and affiliation

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Leadership as published
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Training context

Published programme focus

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Observership

Visiting Observer Program

A short observership in Stanford's plastic and reconstructive surgery division in which visitors watch clinics and operating rooms across its subspecialties under a faculty host. Submitting a request does not guarantee placement.

Location
Stanford, California, United States
Duration
Up to 30 consecutive calendar days, one observation period per 12 months
Clinical participation
Observation only; observers are hosted by a faculty member and are not described as having practising rights
International applicants
Visiting observers enter on a visitor or business visa; Stanford states it cannot provide or assist with visas. A fee applies to international observers only
Funding
No stipend described. International observers pay $1,500 for the first week and $1,000 for each further week, up to 4 weeks
Application timing
Requests must be submitted at least 90 days before the desired start date; 8-10 weeks' notice is requested for faculty approval

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Offered on a selective and periodic basis, depending on divisional capacity and faculty availability

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Applicants must be at least 18 and a medical student, resident or physician (or similar professional); other observers may attend clinics only. Prior approval from a hosting faculty member is required.

Published training

  • Clinic and operating-room observation across plastic surgery subspecialties
  • Discussion with the hosting faculty member
  • Faculty host approval obtained through the faculty member's administrative associate
  • Compliance, HIPAA and immunisation clearance before the visit

Application route

Obtain approval from a faculty member's administrative associate, submit the Visiting Observer Request and Inquiry form, notify the division's visiting observer coordinator, then complete the compliance paperwork by the stated deadlines.

Published application documents

  • Faculty approval email
  • Visiting Observer Request & Inquiry form
  • Official immunisation and test records (self-reported records are not accepted)
  • HIPAA and compliance paperwork supplied after the request

Published contact note: Lillian L. C. Lee — Visiting Observer Coordinator, lilclee@stanford.edu

Direct programme page · Source reviewed 22 Oct 2026

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Source review: 22 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.

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