The ACCP is the only international membership organization committed solely to the professional development and fellowship of correctional physicians, mid-level practitioners, and dentists — providing a venue of advocacy for us and our patients.
From accredited education to national advocacy, ACCP membership puts the full weight of the College behind your practice.
The premier CME event in correctional medicine — clinical education, policy, and networking with national leaders.
Dallas 2026 →Live virtual grand rounds featuring national experts on the clinical challenges unique to carceral care.
View schedule →CorrPearls — our quarterly supplement on emerging policy, programs & legal developments — and CorrDocs, the College’s clinical op-ed journal.
Explore newsletters →Earn formal recognition for excellence in correctional medicine — a step toward ACGME specialty recognition.
Apply for Fellowship →The national job board for correctional medicine — connect with positions and employers that fit your career.
Browse jobs →A national voice on policy and position statements, a published Code of Ethics, and expert witness resources.
Policy & positions →New day and time — mark your calendar for the next ACCP Grand Rounds session, featuring national experts in the field. Member exclusive.
Register now →Join us September 18–20 in Dallas for the Annual Education Conference — three days of CME, networking, and the latest in correctional medicine.
Conference details →Our new quarterly publication — emerging developments across policy, programs, and the legal & regulatory landscape that shapes correctional medicine.
Read the first issue →Physicians, practitioners, students, teams, and industry partners — there's a place for you in the College.
Advance your career in correctional healthcare with full voting rights and complete member benefits.
Join now →Join our network and support the ACCP mission alongside the correctional medicine community.
Learn more →Gain insight and grow in correctional medicine while you train — at a student-friendly rate.
Learn more →Unlock exclusive savings for your entire team and bring your whole organization into the College.
Learn more →Connect with ACCP leaders and make an impact as an industry partner of the College.
Learn more →The College is built by its members. Step into leadership, earn recognition, or shape the future of the field.
ACCP Fellowship raises the profile of physicians working in jails, prisons, and other carceral facilities — part of our drive toward formal specialty recognition and ACGME accreditation.
Learn about Fellowship →Every two years, members elect a President-elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and regional Directors. Elected officers guide the College's direction and national voice.
Meet the Board →Volunteer your expertise on the committees that power the ACCP — from publications to policy.
Experienced correctional physicians and professionals guiding the College’s mission. Click a profile to flip the card and read more.
Dr. Johnny Wu, MD, FACP, FACCP, CCHP-A, CCHP-CP is a board-certified internist and distinguished leader in correctional medicine. As EVP and Chief Clinical Officer at Centurion Health, he oversees clinical operations delivering compassionate, high-quality care in correctional facilities nationwide. With over two decades of experience, including roles at UCONN Health and Rutgers Health correctional programs, Dr. Wu advances standards through the American College of Correctional Physicians.
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Dr. Justin Sterett, MD is a primary care physician and correctional medicine leader with 10+ years in correctional healthcare spanning U.S. facilities and global health. He serves as Chief Medical Officer at Virtu Medical and provides part-time physician services to the Alaska Department of Corrections. He is also an Air National Guard flight surgeon serving in Alaska, where he works with combat search and rescue.
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Jeffrey E. Keller began his career as a Board-Certified emergency physician. At the request of the local County Commissioners, Dr. Keller began providing medical care to incarcerated people at the local county jail. Over several years, this grew into a company that provided medical and mental health care to patients in 17 jails and juvenile centers in Idaho.
From 2013 to 2018, Dr. Keller was the Chief Medical Officer of Centurion, supervising medical services in several states including Florida, Minnesota and Tennessee. He has now retired from clinical practice but continues to work as a correctional medicine consultant.
He has been awarded the Armond Start Award of Excellence from the American College of Correctional Physicians and the B. Jaye Anno Award of Excellence in Communications from the National Commission of Correctional Health Care. Dr. Keller is the author of the book The Best of Jail Medicine: An Introduction to Correctional Medicine.
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Jessica Roquemore is the Executive Director of the American College of Correctional Physicians (ACCP), a role she has held since 2025. She brings more than a decade of association leadership to the College, having served twelve years as Chief Financial Officer of the International Corrections and Prison Association, where she oversaw membership, conferences, webinars, and the organization’s website. Jessica is also Director of the Conference for the Association of Correctional Investigative Leaders and a Project Coordinator with Health Through Walls, supporting correctional health programs in more than fifteen countries. With a longstanding affiliation with the Correctional Leaders Association (CLA) spanning over twelve years, she is deeply connected across the correctional community and dedicated to advancing the mission of ACCP.
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"The ACCP exists to serve its members and, by extension, to improve medical care for our incarcerated patients."— Jeffrey Keller, MD · Immediate Past President
