Beverly Jordan, MD, FAAFP
Vice Speaker
Dr. Jordan’s longstanding leadership has guided medical policy, interprofessional collaboration and medical education.
Beverly Alison Flowers Jordan, MD, FAAFP, is a board-certified family physician and primary care sports medicine specialist dedicated to advancing rural health care in Alabama. A senior partner and owner at Professional Medical Associates in Enterprise, Alabama, she has served her community as a trusted primary care physician since 2006.
Dr. Jordan serves as regional medical director for Aledade ACO, chair of the Alabama State Committee of Public Health and chairman of the board of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama. She earned her MD from the University of Alabama School of Medicine after graduating cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in athletic training from the University of Alabama. She completed her family medicine residency at the Tuscaloosa Family Practice Residency Program and a primary care sports medicine fellowship at the American Sports Medicine Institute. She is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and holds a certificate of added qualifications in sports medicine.
Shaping the medical landscape
A distinguished leader in organized medicine, Dr. Jordan has played a significant role in shaping health care policy, regulation and physician advocacy across Alabama. She served 13 years in senior leadership with the Medical Association of the State of Alabama as vice speaker and speaker of the House of Delegates and later as board chair, guiding legislative priorities and advancing the profession statewide.
Dr. Jordan has extensive experience in regulatory and interprofessional practice. As chair of the Alabama Joint Committee on Collaborative Practice, she helped navigate and strengthen professional relationships among physicians, nurse practitioners and certified nurse midwives, contributing to the development of collaborative practice frameworks across the state. She also served four years on the Credentials Committee of the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners, where she participated in the investigation of complaints involving physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants and contributed to the development of rules and regulations governing these disciplines.
Her additional leadership roles include service on commissions for the American Academy of Family Physicians and as chair of the Alabama Board of Medical Scholarship Awards. She has also served as president and board chair of the Alabama Academy of Family Physicians.
A commitment to medical education
Deeply committed to medical education, Dr. Jordan serves as clinical adjunct assistant professor at the University of Alabama School of Medicine and was appointed site director for the Community Integrated Experience at the Tuscaloosa Regional Campus in 2025. She is a frequent speaker on collaborative practice, controlled substance prescribing, rural physician recruitment and sports medicine.
Her honors include induction into Alpha Omega Alpha, the Martha Myers Role Model Award for Humanism in Medicine, the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Tuscaloosa Family Practice Residency Program and multiple Physician of the Year recognitions.
A longtime team physician for Enterprise High School and Enterprise State Community College, Dr. Jordan integrates her background in athletic training with her passion for family medicine and community health. She and her husband, Mickey, reside in Enterprise, Alabama, and have two children and one grandchild.