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Denver Health Medical Center's Department of Inpatient Pediatrics seeks a Board Certified/Board Eligible Pediatric Critical Care Physician to join as a part-time faculty member in the PICU.
This position provides clinical care in our 10-bed PICU with opportunities for teaching, quality improvement, and scholarly activity, while participating in daytime on-site coverage and after-hours home call as part of a six-physician team.
The Department of Inpatient Pediatrics at Denver Health Medical Center is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Pediatric Critical Care Physician to join our team in a part-time (0.5 FTE) faculty position within our Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU).
Established in 1860, Denver Health is an integrated health care system, nationally recognized for its passion and commitment in providing exceptional care to a diverse patient population. Denver Health is considered a national model of an integrated urban safety net health care system which includes inpatient care, emergency services, community and school-based health centers, public health, and an insurance plan. Denver Health serves the Rocky Mountain region as a Level 2 Pediatric Trauma Center and a Level 1 Adult Trauma Center.
The Department of Inpatient Pediatrics includes a 10-bed PICU, 20-bed General Pediatrics service, Level III NICU, and Well-Baby Nursery. Denver Health also has a dedicated Pediatric Emergency Department and Urgent Care. Denver Health is a teaching affiliate of the University of Colorado School of Medicine and the Pediatrics Residency at Children's Hospital Colorado. Denver Health physician faculty have academic appointments at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
Education is a core component of our mission. Faculty serve as clinical educators for medical students, pediatric residents, and other learners. Denver Health is a highly sought-after training site for Children's Hospital Colorado residents because of its strong commitment to health equity, diverse patient population, and opportunities for graduated clinical autonomy. A CHCO Pediatric Chief Resident provides continuous on-site support, and senior residents rotating at Denver Health are selected based on demonstrated clinical excellence.
This position will add a sixth pediatric critical care physician to our collaborative division, which currently comprises four full-time equivalent providers. The providers in the group share daytime on-site PICU coverage with after-hours home call. When the PICU census is low, clinical duties may flex to include daytime staffing of PICU stepdown or General Pediatrics patients.
Quality improvement and patient safety initiatives
Medical education and curriculum development
Clinical and health services research
Departmental and institutional leadership activities
We seek a physician who is committed to advancing equitable pediatric care and thrives in a collaborative academic environment. Successful candidates will demonstrate:
A passion for providing care to a medically underserved population
A commitment to practicing and teaching evidence-based medicine
Dedication to patient safety and enhancing hospital systems to improve patient outcomes
An outstanding ability to collaborate within teams and identify creative solutions in a resource-limited care environment
A high degree of ethical and professional conduct
Joining Denver Health offers the opportunity to:
Practice mission-driven medicine in a nationally recognized safety-net health system
Care for a diverse and clinically complex patient population
Teach and mentor future pediatricians and physician leaders
Engage in meaningful quality improvement, patient safety, and scholarly activities
Enjoy the lifestyle and outdoor opportunities that make Colorado an exceptional place to live and work