Program Overview

The School of Medical Laboratory Science is an 11-month hospital-based education program, offered by Denver Health, designed to provide theoretical knowledge and student and clinical laboratory experiences in all laboratory disciplines.

AIM

• AIM is Denver’s only hospital-based violence intervention program (HVIP) that uses best practices from the National Network of Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs (NNHVIP), trauma-informed care and a public health approach that utilizes data and research to interrupt the cycle of violence among Denver’s at-risk youth and young a

The International Visiting Physician Program is offered by Denver Health in order to support collaboration in medicine and advancement of education. The intent of the program is to share the knowledge and expertise of Denver Health Physicians with international colleagues by providing shadowing, research, and other educational opportunities. The Office of Education partners with each Department to assure an efficient application process and an outstanding educational experience for our visitors.

Welcome to Colorado Works for International Physicians (CO-WIP), a dynamic partnership between the Spring Institute and Denver Health dedicated to empowering current Colorado residents who have graduated from international medical schools with MD-equivalent degrees to excel in primary care residency programs and obtain their medical license to practice in the United States.

Medical Career Collaborative

The Medical Career Collaborative (MC²)

The Healthcare Interest Program (HIP) supports Denver Health’s workforce development needs by creating pathways into the healthcare field for the next generation of healthcare providers.

Sample schedule based on 4 weeks inpatient + 4 weeks outpatient model. 

All residents will have:

• 12 x 4 week rotations
• 2-week Intern Bootcamp (hands-on training sessions integrated into clinic and wards)
• Holiday Break (either Christmas or New Year’s week off)

Please note that every schedule will vary slightly and will differ from this schedule by a couple of weeks.

Read more detailed descriptions of all electives

Special electives offered to Primary Care residents:

Interns in the Primary Care track attend weekly dedicated curricular sessions during two months out of their first year (7-8 Tuesday mornings in June/July and March/April). For our upper level residents, there are weekly Wednesday morning conferences on outpatient or elective months and 6 Wednesday mornings each year (12 Wednesdays in total) are dedicated to the Primary Care track.

Common to all three Denver Health Primary Care resident sites:

• Caring for patients in a Federally Qualified Health Center with level 3 Patient Centered Medical Home distinction. We are able to provide access to the highest quality health care, whether for prevention, or acute and chronic diseases.
• Variety in patient populations, including age, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status. There are large Medicaid and Medicare populations and organizational discount savings programs available to uninsured and undocumented patients.