2026 KAFP Board Directory

Dr. Beth Oller provides full-spectrum care and has a passion for women’s health, reproductive healthcare, and gender-affirming care.

Her biggest adventure and joy in life is raising her four children Lyla, Maya, Merrick, and Noble. She enjoys serving the community outside of medicine and is on several area boards. Oller also serves as an Advanced Trauma Life Support and Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics instructor, a media ambassador for the American Academy of Family Physicians, and adjunct faculty for the University of Kansas Medical Center– Wichita.

Dr. Sandra Archer is a family medicine physician who has served in the Kansas City area for over 15 years. She currently works in value-based care and has served in RVU primary care, urgent care, and occupational medicine. She also worked as a chemical engineer in a previous career. Archer hopes to use her experiences to help KAFP and its members move family medicine forward.

Dr. Jenna Ball is an attending physician at the University of Kansas Health System, where she cares for diverse patient populations and trains future physicians. A native of Hays, KS, she is passionate about advancing rural healthcare and advocating for underserved communities.

Dr. John Feuerbacher is a dedicated rural family physician who has spent his entire career providing comprehensive care – including outpatient, urgent, emergency, inpatient, and obstetrical services. He has held numerous hospital leadership roles, including Chief of Medicine, Medical Director, and President of the Medical Staff.

Dr. Wesley Goodrich believes every person matters. He is dedicated to addressing not only the diagnosis and treatment of various conditions, but the mental and spiritual aspects as well.

Dr. Dennis Jensen serves as the Kansas and Missouri network medical director for Optum Health. He is a family physician and executive with more than 20 years of experience in primary care, health care operations and government payment programs. As a champion of value-based care, he educates and leads health care providers to become better healers through whole-person care centered on clinical excellence and patient engagement.

Dr. Victoria A. Resendez, MD is an Assistant Professor on the Clinical Scholar Track in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Kansas Medical Center.

Resendez is committed to caring for vulnerable populations and aims to mentor underrepresented students and residents in medicine, empowering them to pursue careers in primary care and serve their communities, ultimately helping to reduce health disparities and improve equity in healthcare. She is passionate about maternal care and works with the complexities associated with underserved populations.

Dr. Joseph Saffold is a new family physician and residency program faculty member deeply committed to shaping the future of family medicine in Kansas. He is passionate about advocating for the specialty and strengthening its impact on the health and well-being of Kansans. Saffold said he sees service on the KAFP Board of Directors as a meaningful opportunity to help advance the field and ensure family medicine continues to thrive across Kansas.