Teitelbaum Minna Izrailevna (15 August 1923, Sebezh, Velikiye Luki region) — physician.

In 1930, Minna Teitelbaum entered school, which she completed in 1941. During World War II, she was evacuated to Kazan. In 1943, she enrolled in the Kazan Medical Institute. After completing her third year, she moved to Riga and entered the fourth year of the medical faculty of the Latvian State University, graduating with distinction in 1949.

From 1 September 1949 to 29 September 1952, she worked as a resident physician in the терапевтическое отделение (internal medicine department) of Daugavpils City Hospital. From October 1952 to 1 October 1953, she was a resident physician and electrocardiologist at the Majori sanatorium. From November 1953 to 1956, she worked as a resident physician and electrocardiologist at Naval Hospital No. 34. From January 1956, she served as a therapist at the 1st Riga City Clinical Hospital.

Her father was I. M. Shpungin.

Her mother was O. Sh. Shpungina.

Her husband was Robert Isyanovich Teitelbaum.