Erin Calhoun, MD

Professional Background

Dr. Erin Calhoun is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Kansas Medical Center. She completed her undergraduate degree in Behavioral Neuroscience and earned her medical degree from the University of Kansas School of Medicine. She went on to complete her Family Medicine residency and a clinical fellowship in academic and clinical skills focused on hospital medicine at the University of Michigan, where she also served as a Clinical Instructor. Her clinical interests include comprehensive primary care, hospital medicine, patient education, and mentoring future physicians.

Dedicated to both patient care and medical education, Dr. Calhoun has completed formal faculty development training and is passionate about teaching in both the clinical and academic settings. She emphasizes evidence-based, patient-centered care and strives to create supportive, high-quality learning environments for residents and medical students. Her commitment to education and scholarship reflects her role on the Clinical Scholar Track, where she aims to contribute meaningfully to curriculum development, faculty mentorship, and health systems improvement.

• MD, Family Medicine, University of Kansas School of Medicine
• Residency, Family Medicine, Michigan Medicine
• Clinical Fellowship, Academic and Clinical Skills , Michigan Medicine

• Board Certification, American Board of Family Medicine

• Assistant Director of Family Medicine Inpatient Services, Assistant Director, 2025 - Present
• Society of Hospital Medicine, Member, 2023 - Present
• Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Member, 2022 - Present

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• Priotte, A, Ayers, M, Calhoun, E, Windham, S, Widman, W, Morris, K, Richards-Randall, J. 2025. Concomitant herpes genitalis (HSV-2) and herpes meningitis (HSV-2). Journal of Clinical Images and Medical Case Reports, 6 (7), 3709-3711
• Ravishankar, DA, Calhoun, E, Sethi, R, Din, A. 2020. Urine toxicology screen negative for Methadone metabolite but positive for Methadone in a patient on Methadone maintenance therapy (MMT). Asian Journal of Psychiatry, 50 (577)