Jade A. March, MD

Dr. Jade March is originally from Kingston, Jamaica, and was raised between South Florida and Jamaica. She moved to Los Angeles for her undergraduate studies at UCLA, where she received her B.S. degree in Psychobiology. She continued at UCLA for medical school, completed her intern year in General Surgery, and then returned to UCLA for a residency in Family Medicine. She is now board-certified in Family Medicine.

During her residency, Dr. March became intrigued by the Department of East-West Medicine, as their mission aligned with hers. She appreciates utilizing an integrative approach to medicine, addressing outward symptoms while focusing on the root cause. She is passionate about ensuring the application of adequate evidence and safety in all recommendations, aligning with the clinical practice of the Department of East-West Medicine.

In addition to completing in-person and online courses on Integrative Medicine, including through the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine and UCLA, Dr. March served as president of her residency's Global Health track. During her final year of residency, she also completed a global health trip to Jamaica, where she was able to apply both an Eastern and Western approach to treatment and education.

Dr. March's professional interests include primary care procedures, Global Health, and medical outreach. Outside of medicine, she enjoys spending time with her family and practicing her faith.