Dr Kaylin A Klie is a dually board certified physician in Family Medicine and Addiction Medicine, with special clinical and research expertise in Perinatal Addiction Medicine. Prior to medical school, she trained as a marriage and family therapist. She graduated from Rush Medical College, and went on to residency and fellowship with the University of Colorado.

She is the founder of the Denver Health and University of Colorado OB Addiction Medicine clinics, which provide integrated peripartum care and substance use assessment and treatment for pregnant and mothering women. She is the medical director for Outpatient Addiction Medicine services at CeDAR, the University of Colorado’s substance use disorder treatment center. She is the associate director for the Addiction Medicine Fellowship with the University of Colorado, and enjoys teaching and mentoring fellows, residents, and students in providing care for people with substance use.

Dr Klie is a steering committee member for the State of Colorado Substance Exposed Newborn task force, and the co-chair for Provider Education. She serves on the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Maternal Mortality Review Committee, helping to understand the impact substance use continues to have on maternal morbidity and mortality in CO.

Dr Klie lives in Denver, CO with her husband and son.