Ashley Lee
Founder & CEO, Resolute Healthcare
Founder, Project Resolute
Clinical expertise, systems thinking.
Ashley Lee is a board certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, healthcare entrepreneur, and emerging healthcare strategy and operations leader with experience across behavioral health, care management, clinical practice, advocacy, and community health.
Her work is increasingly centered on healthcare operations, behavioral health integration, program development, care continuity, organizational strategy, community partnerships, and practical innovation.
Ashley is currently pursuing a dual Doctor of Nursing Practice and Master of Business Administration at Johns Hopkins University. She is the Founder and CEO of Resolute Healthcare and Founder of Project Resolute.
Where clinical knowledge meets strategy.
Healthcare Strategy & Operations
Strengthening workflows, programs, delivery models, and organizational systems.
Integration & Transformation
Connecting behavioral health with medical care, community support, and broader systems.
Program Development
Turning healthcare priorities into practical programs with sustainable structures.
Community & Organizational Impact
Building partnerships that strengthen access, continuity, education, and community health.
Connected to organizations shaping healthcare, leadership, and innovation.
Purpose beyond the clinical setting.
Ashley's work extends into behavioral health advocacy, caregiver education, community engagement, professional service, and healthcare leadership.
Through Resolute Healthcare, Project Resolute, professional organizations, academic work, and community partnerships, she continues to build relationships and explore solutions that strengthen healthcare delivery and community wellbeing.
View Community Involvement →Project Resolute
An extension of Ashley's work focused on community impact, education, and strengthening health support outside traditional care settings.
Behavioral Health Advocacy
Supporting awareness, education, and stronger conversations around mental health.
Caregiver Education
Creating practical resources that help families navigate complex healthcare experiences.
Community Partnerships
Participating in health focused events, outreach, and collaborative community initiatives.