Dr. Jennings was born and raised in Los Angeles. She earned an undergraduate degree in Political Science and worked with under-represented groups to affect meaningful political change. While an undergraduate, she studied at the University of Seville in Seville, Spain. Following University, she worked in breast cancer research at UCLA. Prior to medical school, Dr. Jennings spent a year in the Middle East where she worked with disenfranchised groups and learned about social and political issues affecting the region. Wanting to care for and educate individuals related to their own physical well-being, she shifted her focus to pursue a career in medicine. ​Dr. Jennings earned her medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine with an area of concentration in Women’s Health. She did her residency in Internal Medicine in the Primary Care Track at the University of Colorado Health Science Center. She is fluent in Spanish and has dedicated time to serving the underserved medical community both locally and abroad.  ​While in medical school, Dr. Jennings spent time in Cuba learning about Cuba’s health infrastructure and its use of complementary medicine to care well for the diverse population. Dr. Jennings is a Board Certified Internal Medicine Physician and is trained to manage complicated medical conditions including heart failure, diabetes, hypertension and asthma. Her patients range in age from 18-102 years old. The education and training of future physicians are important to Dr. Jennings. While in private practice in Colorado, Dr. Jennings was on the medical school admissions committee at the University of Colorado Health Science Center. Currently, Dr. Jennings teaches internal medicine resident doctors. Dr. Jennings is a founding partner of Internal Medicine of Ventura. Dr. Jennings lives in the community where she serves. In her free time, she enjoys her family, exercise, sunshine, reading and sharing meals with loved ones.