Evening Emergency Radiologist

Denver Health, the premier teaching hospital and safety net institution for the city of Denver and the entire Rocky Mountain region, in collaboration with the University of Colorado, is seeking a Body Imaging Radiologist at the level of Assistant, Associate, or full Professor, depending on level of experience. The ideal candidate will have a record of clinical excellence, strong teaching abilities, and scholarly interests. Responsibilities for the role include clinical radiology practice; nurturing a robust and growing educational program for students, residents, and fellows; and participating in a research or scholarship portfolio which may include clinical, health‑care delivery, and/or education research.

Academic trainee‑driven environment - teach and work with enthusiastic residents who triage phone calls and consults.

Work alongside subspecialty attendings with complementary training for all shifts.

Protected academic non‑clinical time to pursue scholarship and educational pursuits.

“Best in KLAS” Sectra PACS, PowerScribe One (with smart impression), and Epic EMR, all integrated. Epic secure chat approved for communication of critical results and other findings.

Highly supportive departmental and institutional leadership committed to individual career development on either clinical or academic promotion track.

Opportunities for operational and academic leadership at the hospital or SOM for motivated candidates.

Departmental culture focused on radiologist well‑being, including highly flexible vacation scheduling and a balanced, equitable evening and weekend call structure.

Denver Health is an integrated, efficient, academic health care system considered a model for the nation. As Colorado’s primary safety net institution, Denver Health provides the full spectrum of medical services from primary to oncologic care. Serving one third of the city of Denver and patients from outside Denver, Denver Health provides primary care services via a citywide network of community health centers and school‑based health clinics, and a new 293,000 sq ft outpatient medical center. Inpatient services are housed in multiple campus buildings with 555 adult, pediatric, and OB/GYN beds. Denver Health is committed to serving all patients, regardless of the ability to pay.

Denver Health’s emergency medicine program is nationally renowned, with over 120,000 patient visits per year, and a nationally recognized stand‑alone emergency medicine residency. Denver Health’s Level 1 Trauma Center is one of the world’s leading trauma centers and has among the highest survival rates in the country. The trauma service sees 18,000 patients annually, 2,700 of whom are admitted and many of whom arrive as transfers from any one of 60 regional hospitals. The trauma service is extraordinarily academically productive with millions in grants from the National Institutes of Health and the United States Department of Defense. The seminal text “Trauma” was authored by Denver Health faculty.

Denver Health is affiliated with the University of Colorado School of Medicine (CU SOM). All faculty at Denver Health have CU SOM appointments and are valued participants in a variety of educational, research, and clinical collaborations. Faculty have access to the academic and cultural resources of Denver Health, CU SOM, and other affiliate institutions.

The candidate will participate primarily in the interpretation of outpatient, emergency, and inpatient radiology studies, including MR, CT, US, radiography, and occasional fluoroscopy. Given the volume and strength of the ED and trauma service at Denver Health, there is an emphasis on providing advanced, cutting‑edge, and highly collaborative care in the acute setting. In addition to the imaging services currently offered, Denver Health seeks to continuously improve and innovate.

Denver Health radiologists participate in the education of University of Colorado medical students, radiology and IR/DR residents, and fellows. A strong working relationship exists with emergency medicine, trauma surgery, hospital medicine, surgical subspecialties, and other hospital and outpatient‑based specialties.

Reporting Structure
The radiologist will report to the Department Chair of Radiology with direct mentorship and supervision from the Chief of Body Imaging. The department benefits from excellent administrative support, including two dedicated diagnostic radiology APPs who perform most fluoroscopic studies. Most radiology staff (technologists, radiology RNs, transporters, etc.) Education/Academic Credentials

or foreign equivalent medical degree; board certification in Radiology; fellowship training in abdominal, body, and/or cardiothoracic imaging preferred with experience in general emergency radiology; New graduates and experienced radiologists are encouraged to apply.

Competent in all imaging modalities, including basic fluoroscopy (typically performed by an APP/resident).

Fellowship trained and competent in interpreting general ED studies in a call environment, including radiography, CT, US, and MRI modalities.

Prior record of academic or educational scholarship is preferred.

Experience in teaching students and/or trainees is preferred.

Denver Health offers full benefits, including an attractive 401(a) Social Security replacement savings program, a 457(b) retirement savings program, and employer matching contributions (9.5%). Full details are available online and from human resources. Dedicated academic funds cover licensing fees, Board MOC fees, conference attendance, and other academic needs.

All candidates will need to submit an application through the Denver Health HR website or email a cover letter and CV. Denver Health values diversity and is committed to equal opportunity for all persons regardless of age, color, disability, ethnicity, marital status, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, veteran status or any other status protected by law.

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