Dr. Jessica Gray is a dually board-certified family medicine physician and addiction specialist. She completed her family medicine residency and addiction medicine fellowship at Boston Medical Center. She currently practices at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Department of General Internal Medicine in the Program for Substance use and Addiction Services (PSAS) where she has been the Associate Program Director for the MGH Addiction Medicine Fellowship since the fellowship program was established in 2019. Dr Gray is the former Medical Director and co-founder of the MGH HOPE Clinic, where she continues to care for women with substance use disorders and their families from time of conception through the first two years postpartum. She also sees patients at the MGH Bridge Clinic, a low threshold outpatient substance use treatment clinic, is a physician consultant for the State-funded MCSTAP (Massachusetts Consultation Service for Treatment of Addiction and Pain).
Dr Gray is passionate about caring and advocating for marginalized populations and supporting clinicians and others who care for patients with substance use disorders.
