Jocelyn James, M.D., is a primary care and addiction medicine physician at the Adult Medicine Clinic at Harborview and is a UW Assistant Professor of Medicine. She earned her M.D. at Stanford University School of Medicine and completed an internship and residency in Internal Medicine at UW, Primary Care Track. She is board-certified in both Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine.

Dr. James appreciates partnering with and advocating for the diversity of people who choose Harborview for their care. She strives to provide respectful, thoughtful medical care while prioritizing respect for the values and preferences of individuals and their families. Her teaching and research are focused on improving care for people with substance use disorders, e.g. by expanding access to hepatitis C treatment and medications for substance use disorders.

Dr. James is Co-Medical Director for the Harborview Mobile Health Outreach (MHO) Clinic, a free interprofessional clinic staffed by volunteers and serving people experiencing homelessness. She is also the Associate Medical Director of the Adult Medicine Clinic at Evergreen Treatment Services satellite clinic.