Dr. James Irvine graduated from the University of North Texas Health Science Center, Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in May 1989. His postgraduate training was done in San Diego, California, and he is board certified in Family Practice. Dr. Irvine is a native Texan. While he enjoyed living and practicing medicine in California, his love for his family is greater and he returned to Fort Worth in 1993.

Born and raised in Wichita Falls, Dr. Irvine initially moved to the Metroplex to complete his undergraduate education at the University of Texas at Arlington. While there, he assisted in groundbreaking research in the embryology lab with Dr. Phillips. In addition, he also worked part-time at Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, assisting with research in the anatomy department.

Dr. Irvine enjoys Family Practice, and his scope of practice includes Family Medicine, laceration repair, DOT physicals, and FAA physicals for pilots. As he has been taught by Osteopathic principles, Dr. Irvine treats each patient as a whole person. He is open-minded toward the use of herbs and vitamins as an adjunct to medical treatment. Dr. Irvine is a teacher by nature; he not only educates his patients, but he at times is a mentor for medical students in their clinical training.

Dr. Irvine has been a member of Southcliff church in Fort Worth for twenty years. He leads a small group on Sunday mornings.

Dr. James Irvine is married to Dr. Sharon Irvine, and together they have three children. His oldest, Dr. LaPonna Moore, is a Family Practice doctor in Fort Worth. His younger daughter, Moriah Kerr, is a nurse practitioner at the Mansfield Medical Clinic. His son, James, is a software engineer for Change Healthcare.