Kevin Walsh, MD

Kevin Walsh, MD, is chief resident in emergency medicine at the University of Michigan. 

He earned his medical degree at the University of Michigan and continued there for residency, building a training path centered on medical education, leadership, and academic mentorship. His current responsibilities include chief resident leadership, bedside teaching, research.

Dr. Walsh's scholarly interests focus on undergraduate medical education, graduate medical education, medical student professional development, and near-peer support and mentorship. In addition to his chief resident role, he serves with the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) Education Committee, the Emergency Residents' Association of Michigan leadership committee, and the Michigan Council of Emergency Physicians. 

Recent recognitions include the Bronze Beeper Award, the Most Valuable Teacher Award for the Emergency Medicine Residency Preparation Course, a Medical Student Teaching Award from the University of Michigan Department of Emergency Medicine, and the Best Undergraduate Medical Education Abstract Award from the Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine.