Jobs at Denver Health

Perform moderately complex histopathology staining and specimen processing under minimal supervision; manage workflow, inventory, QC, equipment maintenance and troubleshooting; assist pathologists; follow safety and regulatory procedures; train on new technologies and participate in quality and proficiency activities to ensure timely, accurate laboratory results.

Provide outpatient gynecologic and family-planning care for adolescents through menopause, including procedures (biopsy, urodynamics, pessary), prescribing, diagnostics, documentation, and teaching students/residents within an interdisciplinary team on a PRN basis.

Maintain, build, test, and troubleshoot Epic Cadence scheduling templates to optimize provider time and patient access. Analyze Epic reports to identify template performance and access trends, recommend improvements, and support end-user training and implementation alongside access teams, IT, and clinical stakeholders.

Coordinate clinical, operational, educational, and accreditation activities for the bariatric surgery program. Guide patients through pre/post-op processes, manage referrals/testing/follow-up, maintain accreditation compliance (MBSAQIP), track outcomes and program data, coordinate education sessions, support quality improvement, and serve as primary patient and provider liaison.

The Epic Instructional Designer develops and delivers training for front desk staff, creating documentation and improving educational strategies for Epic software users.

The Chair of Pathology and Laboratory Services at Denver Health leads pathology operations, ensuring quality healthcare delivery while collaborating with the University of Colorado School of Medicine for education and research.

Under pharmacist supervision, the intern fills and delivers medications, compounds outpatient prescriptions, handles telephone/window inquiries, coordinates insurance billing, ensures supply availability, uses pharmacy systems, escalates clinical questions to pharmacists, supports quality assurance, and participates in meetings and trainings to improve patient outcomes.

Provides primary pediatric care in school-based settings as an advanced practice provider. Examines, diagnoses, prescribes, orders tests, performs procedures within scope, documents care, refers to specialists, participates in education, and supports clinical operations and compliance.

Coordinate and manage provider enrollments and recredentialing with Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payers. Maintain credentialing records, ensure compliance with TJC/NCQA/CMS standards, resolve enrollment issues, track provider data, and support onboarding and practice operations.

Provide mobile crisis assessment and intervention in community settings, conduct biopsychosocial assessments, develop treatment and safety plans, coordinate resources and referrals, document care, and participate in multidisciplinary communication, supervision, and training. Shifts include weekly Friday night and intermittent 12-hour floater coverage.

Manage PHIDH administrative and contract functions including supervising clerical staff, contract and grant administration, personnel systems, facility coordination, budgeting, and project management. Collaborate with directors, support recruitment/onboarding, monitor compliance, and improve operational processes to ensure program sustainability and departmental objectives.

Provide mobile crisis behavioral health services in the community, including brief evidence-based interventions, diagnostic screening, safety and risk assessments, crisis intervention, case coordination and referrals. Responds within 60 minutes as part of a dual-clinician team, documents care timely, and supports family education and clinician consultation. Work involves nighttime and floater shift coverage and occasional on-site meetings and trainings.

Lead Academic Affairs administrative, operational, and financial functions including strategy, compliance, and oversight of research and sponsored program budgets (~$500M). Drive strategic planning, research workflow optimization, research compliance (NIH, FDA, OHRP), staff management, data analysis, and growth of research and education enterprise. Partner with executive leaders, manage SPARO teams, develop policies and budgets, and support institutional grant management and operational excellence.

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 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.

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.