Jiyun Chang, MD, MBA

Jiyun Chang, MD, MBA

Dr. Jiyun Chang is a primary care physician at Dawson Med, seeing patients primarily at the practice's Boiling Spring Lakes location, with additional time in Leland. She is committed to community-centered care, grounded in the belief that the better you know a place and its people, the better care you can provide for it.

Dr. Chang graduated from Harvard College in 2016. She earned her medical degree from the UNC School of Medicine, where she was selected as a Kenan Rural Primary Care Medical Scholar and a Pisacano Scholar. During medical school, she worked with Dr. Sanjay Batish of Batish Family Medicine in Leland (now Dawson Med Leland), an experience that showed her the value of independent primary care, where physicians can preserve a personalized approach to medicine. She also completed her dual degree in Master of Business Administration at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School during her medical school training. She completed her residency in Family Medicine at MAHEC in Hendersonville, North Carolina. Dr. Chang also serves on the Board of MedServe, a North Carolina nonprofit that places recent college graduates in two-year fellowships at primary care clinics in underserved communities across the state, building the next generation of primary care physicians.

Dr. Chang grew up in Christiansburg, Virginia, and has called North Carolina home since 2016. She and her husband, Dr. Andrew Marburg, are excited to return to the area. Outside of the practice, she enjoys volleyball, reading, crocheting, and walking on the beach.

Dr. Chang is currently accepting new patients at Dawson Med's Boiling Spring Lakes and Leland locations.