Jane T. Broxterman

Jane T. Broxterman, MD serves as Associate Professor in the Department of General Medicine Ambulatory at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, holding dual appointments as Associate Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency and Associate Professor for General Medicine Ambulatory. She leads the development of the inaugural Internal Medicine Residency program at The University of Kansas Health System's Olathe campus, set to launch in July 2025.

Her educational foundation includes an MD from the University of Kansas School of Medicine, complemented by an Internal Medicine and Pediatrics Internship and Internal Medicine Residency at Indiana University School of Medicine. These credentials underpin her 17+ years of clinical and academic service since 2007.

Dr. Broxterman's research centers on optimizing medical training systems and clinical practice, with emphases on residency program design, resident wellness initiatives, and cost-conscious care implementation. Her work bridges educational theory and clinical application, particularly in ambulatory settings where she maintains active practice. Current projects focus on communication systems between patients and resident physicians, electronic health record optimization, and sustainable quality improvement frameworks..

Analysis of her 10 publications (2012-2020) reveals consistent themes in medical education innovation, with 70% addressing residency program development and 50% examining wellness or cost-efficiency interventions. Her scholarship demonstrates methodological diversity spanning qualitative curriculum design, quantitative quality improvement studies, and mixed-methods program evaluations.

• #1 physician ranking in The University of Kansas Health System (2020) among 1,100 physicians
• Fellow of the American College of Physicians (elected 2014)

As a medical educator, Dr. Broxterman has chaired the GME Wellness Subcommittee since 2019 and served on the Graduate Medical Education Committee since 2014. Her leadership extends to the Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine and Society of General Internal Medicine. Current initiatives include developing the Olathe campus residency curriculum and implementing scheduled wellness consultations for residents.

She directs program development for the new Internal Medicine Residency at the Olathe campus, building interdisciplinary teams comprising clinical faculty, wellness specialists, and health system administrators. This initiative represents a strategic expansion of The University of Kansas Health System's graduate medical education footprint into suburban Kansas City.