Dr. Jess Calohan

Owner and Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Nurse Practitioner

Dr. Jess Calohan is a board-certified psychiatric mental nurse practitioner (PMHNP) that recently retired from the United States Army after 20 years of distinguished service.  He earned a BSN from Eastern Washington University in 1997, a Master’s of Nursing from the University of Washington in 2005 and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Washington in 2012. He has held multiple leadership positions within the Army Medical Department, contributed to military mental health policy and re-shaped clinical practice in treating combat-related sleep disturbances in both Veteran’s Affairs and Military Health Systems.

Dr. Calohan has over 18 years of experience treating service members with PTSD in both the deployed and non-deployed settings. He is a recognized expert in treating combat related PTSD, presenting nationally and internationally with multiple peer-reviewed publications. He was awarded the prestigious “A” designator by the United States Army Surgeon General in 2013, an honor given to less than 5% of Army medical officers in recognition of his expertise and significant contributions to military medicine. He also earned multiple military awards, most notably the Bronze Star and Defense Meritorious Service Medal.

Dr. Calohan has over 16 years of experience with telepsychiatry and started his telepsychiatry practice in 2017. His practice focused on serving underserved populations and communities. He primarily works with Federally Qualified and Rural Health Centers. His company motto is “Serving the underserved.”