Kimberly Jeffrey

Dr. Kimberly Jeffrey is a board-certified nurse practitioner and Doctor of Nursing Practice DNP with a deep-rooted commitment to advancing nursing practice in endocrinology. As the founder of Grand Junction Endocrinology, she combines clinical expertise with a strong foundation in nursing valuescompassion, advocacy, and holistic carefor adults with complex endocrine conditions. With over a decade of clinical experience in endocrinology and advanced training in diabetes and lipid management, she brings a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to caring for adults with complex endocrine disorders.

Dr. Jeffrey earned her DNP from Michigan State University in 2020 and graduated valedictorian of her masters program at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in 2013. She is nationally certified in adult-gerontology acute care and holds additional credentials as a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist CDCES and Clinical Lipid Specialist CLS. Her clinical practice spans general endocrinology, with a special interest in lipid and bone disorders.

Dr. Jeffrey plays an active role in professional development and education. She currently serves on multiple national committees with the American Association of Clinical Endocrinology AACE, where she contributed as a faculty member to the Certificate in the Fundamentals of Obesity and Weight Loss program. She has also published in peer-reviewed journals and regularly precepts graduate nurse practitioner and physician assistant students.

Dr. Jeffrey is passionate about improving access to specialty care, providing telemedicine consultations across several states, and engaging in community and professional education. She is committed to delivering personalized, high-quality endocrine care to her patients. Her approach reflects the best of nursing and advanced practiceblending evidence-based medicine with personalized, compassionate care.When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband and son, and dogs and cats. You can often find her in a coffee shop, knitting, or walking on the River Trail.