Leadership

Assistant Professor, Division of Hospital Medicine
Program Director, Med-Peds Resident Program

Dr. Kalivas is an associate professor with dual appointment in the departments of Psychiatry and Medicine and now serves as Program Director for the Combined Internal Medicine and Psychiatry Residency Program. He graduated medical school from MUSC. He is a former chief resident of our med-psych program in 2016 and internal medicine chief resident in 2017. He then joined faculty at MUSC where he works as an academic hospitalist for the Department of Medicine and as part of the Brain Stimulation Service for the Department of Psychiatry. His research focus is detection and management of delirium in hospitalized patients. He also serves as the Medical Director for GME Quality and Safety, where he facilitates resident quality improvement projects and overall training culture at MUSC. He is passionate about education and a large part of the educational mission of both categorical and the combined training programs her at MUSC.

Dr. Temeia Martin is a native of Jackson, Mississippi and received her bachelor’s of science degree from Xavier University. She received her medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine in 2007. Dr. Martin completed a 5 year dual-residency training program and is currently board certified in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry. In 2012, Dr. Martin was appointed as the medical director of the Adult Sickle Cell Patient-Centered Medical Home and has been recognized as a national expert in sickle cell disease. She also provides hospitalist services to the Institute of Psychiatry, is an active clinical researcher, and holds a faculty position in the College of Health Professions. She serves on various committees including the Curriculum Committee and Graduate Medical Education Appeals Committee. She is an inductee of the Gold’s Humanitarian Honor Society underscoring her dedication to compassionate patient care.

Dr. Kelly Barth is a Med-Psych physician board-certified in internal medicine, addiction psychiatry and pain medicine. She directs the MUSC Pain Rehabilitation Program and also performs research in the area of opioid tapering and peer-led interventions for opioid overdose survivors. She is a member of the MUSC Project Echo OUD Hub where she provides mentoring and lectures in the areas of addiction diagnosis and treatment, pain management, and overdose prevention.

Dr. Call completed her residency at MUSC. She currently does primary care in the Homeless Patient Aligned Care Team (HPACT) program at the Ralph Johnson VA. She is dedicated to delivering quality primary care and mental healthcare to the homeless veterans of South Carolina. She supervises Med-Psych residents in the HPACT clinic.

Allison Smith, M.D.

Dr. Allison Smith is a native of West Virginia (the other Charleston) and attended West Virginia University for her undergraduate and medical school training. She completed both her residency training in Med-Psych and fellowship training in Addiction Psychiatry at MUSC. She joined as faculty in July 2020 as an Assistant Professor with dual appointment in the Department of Psychiatry and Internal Medicine. Her passion is caring for medically complicated patients with co-morbid psychiatric diagnoses and addiction as well as treating chronic pain, geriatric, and transplant patients. She currently splits her time in the inpatient setting as a Consult Liaison attending and in the outpatient setting supervising residents in the Bio-behavioral Medicine Clinic. She also spends time doing research with a special interest in addiction.

Jennifer Jones, M.D.

Dr. Jones is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry. She graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 2012, and subsequently completed residency training at MUSC in 2017. Following completion of her residency, Dr. Jones was awarded a NIDA-sponsored postdoctoral research grant. During this fellowship, she studied the effects of several novel pharmacotherapies on symptoms of substance use disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder. Dr. Jones was awarded a NIDA-funded career development grant in 2019, and will be leading a trial investigating the effects of esketamine on opioid use disorder with comorbid depression. In addition to her research endeavors, Dr. Jones also sees patients at MUSC's Comprehensive Psychiatric Care Specialists clinic, and enjoys mentoring residents and students.

Douglas (Jay) Glenn, M.D.

Dr. Glenn is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Internal Medicine and began as an attending in ER Psychiatry in July 2018. He was Chief Resident of the program 2017-2018 and is a graduate from West Virginia University Medical School. 

Dr. Allison Smith is a native of West Virginia and attended West Virginia University for her undergraduate and medical school training and MUSC for residency and fellowship. She is triple boarded in Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, and Addiction Psychiatry. Her passion is caring for medically complicated patients with co-morbid psychiatric diagnoses, with a special focus on patients medically hospitalized with OUD.

She currently splits her time in the inpatient setting as a Consult Liaison attending, SUD research, and in the outpatient setting Bio-behavioral Medicine Clinic. She is the Primary Investigator for a state grant that has expanded addiction-based services in the inpatient hospital setting at MUSC.

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences