Jane T. Broxterman, M.D.
Associate Professor, General & Hospital Medicine
Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency - Olathe

I have been a practicing internist since 2006. Throughout my tenure in medicine, I have been a primary care physician, hospitalist, and palliative care consultant.  I am passionate about primary care and the care of the complex adult over time. I greatly enjoy teaching residents both the art and science of clinical medicine, while also focusing on prioritizing well-being in the clinical learning environment. Precepting resident clinic has been one of my greatest joys in medicine. I am ecstatic to start the Olathe Internal Medicine Residency Program, uniting academic medicine with community practice. With my combined experience in clinical medicine and medical education, I have the expertise to cultivate the ideal residency program to meet each resident’s individual goals. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and 4 kids. In our free time, you will find us traveling and exploring national parks, as well as supporting our kids in their extracurricular activities - whether it is theater, musicals, volleyball, or tennis.

Taylor M. Adams, D.O.
Clinical Assistant Professor, General & Hospital Medicine
Associate Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency - Olathe

Growing up in a small town in Missouri, I learned early the value of community, hard work, and cheering loudly for the Tigers. I joined the University of Kansas for my internal medicine residency in 2021, and it quickly became clear that KU was more than a training program—it was a place defined by humility, camaraderie, and a shared commitment to excellence. Those qualities made it easy to stay on as ambulatory faculty.

Precepting residents in continuity clinic is the best part of my job. I’m passionate about promoting a culture where residents feel supported, challenged, and inspired to grow into thoughtful, well-rounded internists. Whether you’re seeking academic guidance or simply want to talk about the new restaurant you tried on your golden weekend, my door is always open. It is truly an honor to serve as associate program director and to be part of a program that continues to grow, innovate, and support one another.

In addition to my role within the residency program, I also serve as the Assistant Director for the Schrepfer Society in the KU School of Medicine. In this role I am privileged to facilitate problem-based learning sessions and coach first and second year students. One of my greatest joys is watching trainees progress over time - whether that be in undergraduate or graduate medical education setting.

Outside of medicine, my life is joyfully full. I’m married with two energetic young boys and one very patient dog. I love traveling, trying new restaurants, watching sports, and—more often than not—chasing after my children.

Natalia Roldan, M.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor, General & Hospital Medicine
Associate Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency - Olathe

Welcome to the Olathe IM residency program! I am a practicing hospitalist who spends time as both academic and private faculty to continue to hone my clinical expertise and teaching skills. As a clinician and educator, I am passionate about Point-of-Care-Ultrasound, bedside procedures as well as medical education. I did a combined BA/MD six-year program at University of Missouri-Kansas City before going on to complete my internal medicine residency with a focus on hospital medicine at University of Colorado-Denver. I stayed on as chief medical resident before taking a job at the Denver VAMC as an academic physician with the added role as core faculty for the IM residency program at UC-Denver. My experience with multiple residency programs has contributed to many ideas on continued growth for both myself as an educator and for our brand-new residency! I returned home to KC to be close to family in 2019 and have been at The University of Kansas Health System since that time. I am beyond ecstatic to get to work alongside outstanding colleagues with a shared mentality to create this very intentional training program and even more excited to work with our first resident class! Outside of work, I am a Kansas City native who enjoys eating at ALL of KC’s new and popular restaurants, spending time with my husband, twin children and 2 dogs as well as going to Chiefs games. Go CHIEFS!!!

Jennifer M. Capra, D.O.
Clinical Associate Professor, General & Hospital Medicine

I am a dedicated internal medicine physician with a passion for medical education and mentorship. As an associate clinical professor and ABIM certified internist, I bring clinical experience and expertise to the Internal Medicine Residency Program-Olathe. With a focus on hospital medicine, I have been actively involved in patient care and teaching on the medical wards since 2020. As a former internal medicine chief resident in KU's Internal Medicine Residency Program, I gained invaluable leadership skills and a deep understanding of the intricacies of residency training. I am a Kansas City native and completed medical education at the Kansas City University. Outside of medicine, I enjoy traveling internationally & domestically, staying active, and exploring the vibrant culinary scene in Kansas City. I am dedicated to fostering the next generation of health care leaders and am thrilled to be a part of the Olathe residency program community.

I am an ABIM certified internist with a deep commitment to medical education and research. Originally from India, I trained in a community hospital setting, which provided me with a strong foundation in patient care. Since 2019, I have been actively involved in teaching, sharing my clinical knowledge and experience with residents and medical students. As an assistant clinical professor at the University of Kansas Internal Medicine Residency Program-Olathe, I am dedicated to mentoring the next generation of health care professionals. In addition to my teaching responsibilities, I am involved in retrospective research, focusing on improving patient outcomes and advancing medical knowledge. Outside of medicine, I have recently picked up woodworking, finding joy in crafting and creating with my hands. I am also a cartoonist, enjoying the creativity and humor that drawing brings to my life. I am excited to be a part of the Olathe residency program community, where I can continue to inspire and educate future health care leaders.

Gregory Hildebrand, M.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor, General & Hospital Medicine

I am an ABIM certified internist specializing in hospital medicine, and my journey has been defined by a commitment to excellence in patient care. Hailing from a small town in Kansas and honing my skills at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, followed by a rigorous residency at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, I bring a diverse perspective to the University of Kansas Internal Medicine Residency Program-Olathe. Beyond clinical expertise, I am passionate for enhancing patient interaction at the bedside and am deeply invested in shaping the next generation of healthcare professionals through education. Outside of the hospital, you'll find me cheering on the Kansas State University football and basketball teams, rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs and cherishing time spent with my wife, son and two golden retrievers.

Ryan Kubat, D.O.
Assistant Professor, Infectious Diseases

After spending the first 26 years of my life in Oklahoma and completing medical school at Oklahoma State University, I moved to Kansas City in 2015 for my internal medicine residency training at the University of Kansas. I stayed for my infectious diseases fellowship training and have remained here since. In addition to practicing as an infectious diseases consultant both inpatient and outpatient, I have stayed engaged with education of medical students, internal medicine residents and infectious diseases fellows both in the wards/clinic and with lectures. I am proud to be a part of the University of Kansas Internal Medicine Residency Program in Olathe and to help guide our residents to become excellent clinicians and to achieve their personal goals and career aspirations. Outside of medicine, I enjoy watching sports (OSU Cowboys, Atlanta Braves, OKC Thunder, KC Chiefs) and spending time with my wife and 2 daughters (and 2 cats).

Christopher Pyle
Program Manager
cpyle2@kumc.edu

Thelma Markwart
Program Coordinator
tmarkwart@kumc.edu

Olathe Internal Medicine Residency
OlatheIMres@kumc.edu