Jeffrey L. Beasley, DO, FACP

Professional Background

Clinic, University of Kansas Hospital. 32 weeks per year of inpatient rounding on the Internal Medicine Academic Services during the School year. I have maintained my Relative Value Unit numbers every year and received productivity incentives each year indicating RVU numbers over my mandated number. I have successfully maintained certification of procedures vital to the Hospitalist for patient care and for teaching the residents these same procedures.
I am a Fellow in the American College of Physicians. This honor is a distinction earned from colleagues who recognize your accomplishments and achievements over and above the practice of medicine. The most important considerations for ACP Fellowship are excellence and contributions made to both medicine and to the broader community in which the internist lives and practices. (July 2010 - Present)
I want my students and residents to be excited about Medicine! I want them to expand their knowledge and strive to seek out diagnosis and differentials that will make a difference in their patient’s overall care and in their lives. I am a Hospitalist, which is an Internal Medicine Doctor who specializes in patients in an Inpatient setting, i.e, hospitalized for any number of medical problems. I realyl enjoy working with Sub Interns (medical students in their final year of Medical School) and Third year students and as an Academic attending I round with Residents from the Department of Internal Medicine. I love watching students apply what they have learned in their first two years of Medical School directly to a patient. I love teaching them and the residents how to be efficient yet at the same time care for the patients at one of their most vulnerable times.

• DO, Medicine, Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences
• Residency, Internal Medicine, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS

• American Board of Internal Medicine

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