Jobs at Denver Health

Provide specialty endodontic care including non-surgical and surgical root canal therapy, retreatment, apicoectomy, and trauma management using modern imaging and microscopes. Supervise GPR residents, develop endodontic curriculum, consult with affiliate clinics, ensure compliance with clinical, infection control, coding and documentation standards, and collaborate with leadership on quality improvement and equipment needs. Maintain timely patient records and provide evidence-based, patient-centered care.

The Ophthalmology PRN Physician will cover patient care and supervise ophthalmology residents, focusing on high-quality service and education at Denver Health.

Manage and lead ambulatory nursing staff at the Westside Adult Medical Clinic. Oversee staffing, onboarding, education, quality and patient safety initiatives, policy development, scheduling, records management, and support strategic organizational goals while ensuring regulatory compliance and high-quality patient-centered care.

Provide primary pediatric care in a nursery setting under physician supervision: assess, diagnose, treat, order tests and medications, refer to specialists, document care, participate in clinical education, perform administrative/lead tasks, and support clinic dispensary duties.

Provide comprehensive neurosurgical care (trauma, spine, oncology, neuro ICU) at a Level I academic trauma center; balance operative practice, call, clinic, ICU coverage, teaching medical trainees, and participate in research and quality improvement. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver evidence-based care to an urban underserved population.

Performs a full range of CT examinations independently, administers contrast, resolves routine order/workflow issues, ensures patient safety, operates PACS/RIS, mentors junior staff, and maintains equipment and inventory. Requires CT-specific competency including Cardiac CTA and 3D post-processing.

Under pharmacist supervision, fills and delivers outpatient medications, compounds prescriptions, handles inquiries, coordinates insurance billing, maintains supplies and quality assurance, and participates in departmental meetings and trainings to support safe, effective medication use.

Provide inpatient and outpatient gastroenterology care, perform endoscopic procedures in a high-volume endoscopy lab, consult on hospitalized patients, participate in trainee education, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and engage in scholarly activities within an academic health system.

Perform general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging, operate and maintain imaging equipment, prepare and administer contrast, and upload images and documentation to PACS and Epic. Ensure patient safety, transport patients, manage departmental supplies, participate in huddles and trainings, and document testing and equipment maintenance.

Provide direct patient care in general Obstetrics and Gynecology, supervise residents, and engage in academic teaching at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.

The Senior Research Assistant will support clinical research and quality improvement projects, perform subject-related activities, maintain study records, ensure regulatory compliance, and assist in data collection and literature reviews.

Provide inpatient consultation-liaison psychiatric care across medical, surgical, ICU, OB, pediatrics, and correctional settings. Conduct assessments, diagnose and treat complex medical-psychiatric and substance use disorders, perform risk assessments, document care, consult with medical teams, provide teaching/supervision to trainees, and engage in quality improvement, research, and administrative tasks. Work a 7-on/7-off clinical schedule.

Provide primary pediatric care: diagnose, treat, and prevent illnesses and injuries in infants and children; administer vaccines and medications; order and interpret diagnostic tests; advise families on prevention and development; refer to specialists; document medical records; monitor patient progress; teach residents/medical students and consult with other physicians.

Diagnose and treat blood disorders and cancers, manage treatment plans, perform diagnostic procedures, and collaborate with medical staff. Provide patient care and document medical records.

Performs general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging under radiologist direction, maintains super user status on advanced perioperative and fluoroscopy equipment, uses PACS and Epic for image/data management, ensures patient safety and equipment maintenance, and provides training and cross-coverage support.

Performs routine CT examinations independently following protocols, administers contrast media, resolves routine order discrepancies, operates PACS/RIS, mentors junior staff, maintains equipment and inventory, and ensures patient safety and image quality under radiologist direction.

Lead and maintain a centralized laboratory quality and compliance program across Denver Health sites. Develop and implement QI plans, oversee proficiency testing, coordinate audits, train and mentor staff, manage regulatory reporting and corrective actions, participate in mock surveys and interdepartmental improvement activities to ensure compliance with CLIA, Joint Commission, CMS, FDA, and other accrediting bodies.

Charge Nurse supervises daily ambulatory clinic operations and staff, mentors and evaluates personnel, manages patient flow, assesses and plans patient care, administers medications, documents in the EHR, and provides patient education to pediatric and teen populations.

Under close supervision, performs general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging, operates PACS and RIS to manage images and patient data, ensures patient safety and comfort, assists with contrast administration, maintains equipment and a clean work environment, and attends departmental meetings.

The Hematology and Oncology Physician diagnoses and treats blood-related illnesses and cancers, coordinates care, performs procedures, and maintains patient records.