The Pharmacy Intern assists with basic pharmacy operations, fills and delivers medications, collaborates with healthcare staff, and participates in training sessions.

Provide full-spectrum breast imaging services including mammography/tomosynthesis, CEM, ultrasound, biopsies, and breast MRI; teach trainees; collaborate with surgery, oncology, and primary care; participate in clinical care, research, and academic activities at Denver Health/CU SOM.

The Outpatient Operations Manager oversees laboratory operations, staff supervision, financial management, and ensures regulatory compliance while supporting strategic growth initiatives.

The Manager oversees pharmacy technology and analytics operations, directing data analysts and managing IT applications, ensuring integration and high performance to support patient care.

Seeking a board certified or eligible Ophthalmology PRN Physician to provide patient care and resident supervision at Denver Health. Emphasis on teaching, collaboration, and superior patient care in a safety-net institution serving diverse populations.

The Hospitalist Physician will manage patient care, coordinate treatments, and improve efficiency in a hospital setting, ensuring communication among staff, patients, and families.

Lead and manage PreOp/PACU nursing staff and operations, supervise scheduling, budgeting, quality and patient safety initiatives, mentor staff, and ensure compliance with nursing standards and departmental policies.

Oversees ambulatory patient access initiatives, optimizing care availability, reducing wait times, and managing operations team and financials.

The RN New Graduate Residency Program supports new nurse graduates in their transition to professional nursing through a structured 12-month program that includes education and clinical experience. Responsibilities involve patient care, collaboration with healthcare teams, and adherence to nursing standards.

Responsible for designing, delivering training and support for Epic users, creating documentation and eLearning materials, project management, and improving training effectiveness.

The Psychologist provides integrated behavioral health services, conducting assessments, consultations, and interventions in a primary care setting while engaging in supervision and teaching initiatives.

The Radiology Technologist performs radiographic examinations under a radiologist's direction, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and accurate imaging processes while maintaining department inventory and equipment.

Performs general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging under radiologist direction, prepares and transmits images in PACS, administers contrast, documents exams in Epic, ensures patient safety and equipment maintenance, and supports departmental operations.

The CT Technologist II performs CT examinations, manages contrast media, resolves workflow discrepancies, and mentors junior staff, ensuring high-quality patient care and safety.

Under radiologist direction, performs general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging, maintains patient safety and image quality, operates and becomes super-user on advanced imaging equipment (fluoroscopy, O-Arm, 3D C-Arm), uses PACS and Epic for image and order management, supports perioperative and pediatric imaging, and assists with inventory and equipment maintenance.

Enrollment Specialists determine medical assistance eligibility for patients, assisting with applications and collaborating with various partners. They manage case maintenance and data entry effectively.

The Manager of Midwifery Education oversees midwifery education, develops clinical guidelines, leads initiatives, and mentors advanced practice providers in a healthcare setting.

The Clinical Decision Unit APP examines patients, develops treatment plans, performs diagnostic procedures, and collaborates with physicians while maintaining documentation and providing clinical education.

Under physician supervision, the APP performs examinations, diagnoses, treatment, documentation, clinical education, and administrative duties in the Clinical Decision Unit.

Provide comprehensive non-invasive cardiology care (inpatient and outpatient), interpret ECGs, stress tests, ambulatory monitoring and advanced echocardiography, participate in cardiac imaging, and supervise/teach fellows, residents, and medical students.