Jennifer L. Brull MD

Family Medicine•Bethesda, MD

Senior Advisor, Clinical Strategy and Physician Well-Being

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4550 Montgomery Ave #950NBethesda, MD 20814
Phone+1 202-803-7979

Summary

Dr. Jen Brull is a family physician and health system leader with more than two decades of experience in rural primary care, clinical transformation, and physician well-being. She currently serves as Senior Advisor for Clinical Strategy and Physician Well-Being at Aledade and is President of the American Academy of Family Physicians.

Brull earned her medical degree from the University of Kansas School of Medicine and completed family medicine residency training in Topeka, Kansas. She practiced full-spectrum rural family medicine for over 20 years in Plainville, Kansas, where she also led performance improvement, research, and EHR innovation at the practice level. She served as a Health IT Fellow with the Office of the National Coordinator (2013–2014), was named a CDC Hypertension Control Champion (2014), and was recognized as one of Modern Healthcare’s Top 25 Innovators (2019). Her work focuses on advancing value-based care, improving systems to support physician well-being, and bringing practical, evidence-based strategies into everyday practice.

Education & Training

Kansas Medical Education FoundationResidency, Family Medicine, 1998 - 2001
University of Kansas School of MedicineClass of 1998
University of KansasB.A., Chemistry, 1994
University of KansasB.A., Biology, 1994

Certifications & Licensure

CO State Medical License 2024 - 2027
KS State Medical License 1999 - 2024
American Board of Family Medicine Family Medicine

Awards, Honors, & Recognition

Ad Astra Outstanding Volunteer Award Medical Student Assembly (University of Kansas School of Medicine), 2014
Million Hearts Hypertension Control Challenge Champion Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2014
Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition Program National Committee for Quality Assurance, 2013-2016
Certification MUVer, 2011
Recognized for Excellence in Tobacco Cessatio 2011
CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification Solution Series EHR, e-MDs, 2011
Volunteer Clinical Faculty Award Alpha Omega Alpha (KU Chapter), 2010
Volunteer Faculty Award Finalist University of Kansas School of Medicine, 2010
Tobacco Cessation and Prevention Grant Recipient 2006
Volunteer Preceptor Recognition University of Kansas, 2005
Resident Teacher Award Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, 2001
Chief Resident Leadership Development Program Participant 2000
Kansas Bridging Plan Recipient State of Kansas, 1999
Student Rural Loan Program Recipient Kansas Medical, 1994
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Publications & Presentations

PubMed

4 citations
Implementation of cancer screening in rural primary care practices after joining an accountable care organisation: a multiple case study.
Heather Nelson-Brantley, Edward F Ellerbeck, Stacy McCrea-Robertson, Jennifer Brull, Jennifer Bacani McKenney
Family Medicine and Community Health. 2021-12-01

Abstracts/Posters

Prairie Star Family Practice Diabetes Grant Poster
Brull JL, Third Annual Kansas Diabetes Quality of Care Conference, 10/1/2006
Maximizing Resident Efficiency in Information Organization Utilizing Palm Pilots Poster Presentation
Brull JL, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, 4/1/2001

Lectures

Attention Please! Research + You = Quality
4/1/2014
Challenges and Best Practices in Rural Family Medicine: One Doc's QI Journey
2/1/2014
Kansas Sepsis Project
9/1/2013
Driving Towards Quality Outcomes
6/1/2013
Surviving Sepsis in Rural America
5/1/2013
Accountable Care Organizations
5/1/2013
Driving Toward Quality Outcomes
4/1/2013
PCMH and Quality Improvement: Why?
3/1/2013
The Talk
Holy Family Elementary - 3/1/2013
PCMH the Cowboy Way
10/1/2012
Quality Improvement for the Small Practice
10/1/2012
PCMH the Midwestern Way
9/1/2012
Create Quality Improvement: It's Not Just an Immunization Numbers Game!
9/1/2012
Social Media and Medicine: the Pain, the Pleasure and the Power
9/1/2012
Beyond Implementation: Achieving EHR Adoption
8/1/2012
Going Live with an EHR: Toto, I Don't Think We're in Kansas Anymore
7/1/2012
EHRs and QI: Do They Really Go Together?
7/1/2012
Sepsis in Plainville: Who Knew?
5/1/2012
Real World Applications for Alphabet Soup: QI, PCMH, EHRs and MU
4/1/2012
Transforming Practices Big and Small - PCMH and Meaningful Use Panel Discussion
2/1/2012
The Road to Meaningful Use: EHR Adoption CoP Town Hall
2/1/2012
Sepsis Care in a Critical Access Hospital
11/1/2011
Something Meaningful
10/1/2011
Reaching Meaningful Use: Lessons Learned
10/1/2011
Workflow Redesign Roundtable
10/1/2011
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Other

Million Hearts Initiative Tools
Webinar for Kansas Foundation for Medical Care
4/1/2014
Million Hearts: Driving Towards Quality Outcomes
Kansas Foundation for Medical Care Webinar
10/1/2013
Social Media and Medicine: the Pain, the Pleasure and the Power
e-MDs Webinar
8/1/2012
Communities of Practice Webinar
Kansas Hospital Association
3/1/2012
Attesting to Medicare Meaningful Use from the Physician Perspective
Kansas Medical Society Webinar
12/1/2011
Scripted EHR Demos Webinar for Kansas Foundation for Medical Care

5/1/2011
EHR Adoption Challenges and Benefits Webinar for Kansas Foundation for Medical Care

5/1/2011
MUVer Program Insight: Why use a REC?
Webinar with the Office of the National Coordinator
4/1/2011
One Eligible Provider…
EHRs and Meaningful Use Webinar for Kansas Foundation for Medical Care
11/1/2010
EHR Success Story
CMS Webinar on Meaningful Use
8/1/2010
Kansas PCMH Initiative Informational Webinar

2/1/2010
Osteoporosis and Menopause
Smoky Hill Public Television
7/1/2006
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Authored Content

Uncertainty and Hope: A COVID-19 Update from Rural AmericaMarch 2021

Press Mentions

Internal Medicine and Primary Care "In Danger of Full Collapse," Says ACP President GoldmanJune 24th, 2025
What BMI Does and Doesn't Say About Your Health, According to DoctorsMay 3rd, 2025
How Can Physicians Deal With Reimbursement and Staffing Changes?June 17th, 2024
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