Jeffery D. Klopfenstein, M.D.
Dr. Jeffrey Klopfenstein
graduated first in his class from the University
 of
Arizona College of Medicine. His undergraduate work was in
microbiology.
Dr. Klopfenstein has received many awards and honors including
the National Institutes of Health Summer Research Fellowship at
the University of Arizona College of Medicine in 1995. He is
also extensively published and has given numerous presentations.
He served on the Curriculum Committee at the University of
Arizona College of Medicine. Dr. Klopfenstein is active in
various professional associations including the American
Association of Neurological Surgeons, the American Medical
Association and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons.
He is an Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery and Chief, Brain
Tumor Section at the University of Illinois College of Medicine
at Peoria (UICOMP). He is on staff at all three Peoria
hospitals.
Dr. Klopfenstein and his wife Candice have six children. Family
is number one priority in his life. He enjoys outdoor sports
such as golfing and mountain bike riding.
Practice Specialty:
Cerebrovascular, Brain Tumor, Skull Base
Academic Rank at UICOMP:
Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery, Chief of Brain Tumor
Section
Board Eligible:
The American Board of Neurological Surgery
Education:
B.S. - Arizona State University, 1994
M.D. - University of Arizona College of Medicine, 1999
Internship (General Surgery) Phoenix Integrated Surgical
Residency, 2000
Residency - Barrow Neurological Institute (Phoenix, Arizona),
2006
Fellowship (Complex Spine) Barrow Neurological Institute,
2004-2005
Fellowship
(Cerebrovascular/Skull Base) Barrow Neurological Institute,
2005-2006
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