Permanent Hospitalist Physician Jobs in Colorado

Longmont United Hospital is a short-term acute care hospital at 1950 Mountain View Ave. in Longmont, CO, founded in 1966; it is a 186-bed, non-profit facility accredited by TJC. Clinical capabilities include comprehensive imaging and diagnostic services (CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, diagnostic radiology), a clinical laboratory and pharmacy, acute renal dialysis, chemotherapy, and a range of therapy services and rehabilitation supports, plus outpatient services and swing-bed care. Specialty departments cover emergency medicine, inpatient and outpatient psychiatry, neonatal and pediatric care including a pediatric ICU, adult critical care and surgical services, neurosurgery, orthopedic and reconstructive surgery, obstetrics (OB/L&D), an organ transplant program (non‑Medicare certified) and both inpatient rehabilitation (CARF) and outpatient rehabilitation; the facility operates 6 operating rooms, 2 cardiac catheterization labs and 2 endoscopy rooms. The workforce is equivalent to approximately 948 full-time positions and the medical staff mix includes physicians, advanced practice providers, nursing, allied health and support services; residency programs listed include allopathic, osteopathic, dental, podiatric and other training tracks.

Parkview Medical Center is a short-term acute care hospital located at 400 W. 16Th St., Pueblo, CO. Clinical departments include nocturnist coverage, surgical services, cardiovascular surgery and vascular surgery, and the facility staffs physicians alongside advanced practice clinicians. As a short-term acute care hospital, it provides inpatient and perioperative medical and surgical care managed by physician-led teams with advanced practice support.

Penrose Hospital is a short-term acute care hospital located at 2222 N. Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs, CO, near the Roswell and Papeton neighborhoods; established in 1966 and operated as a non-profit, it has 300 beds and is accredited by TJC with Magnet designation since 2024. Clinical operations span a broad range of services and specialty departments, including a designated trauma center, cardiac catheterization lab and open-heart/cardiothoracic surgery, coronary care and multiple intensive care units (medical/surgical and surgical ICU), NICU and neonatal nursery, OB/L&D, pediatrics and pediatric ICU, CARF inpatient rehabilitation, organ transplant (non‑Medicare certified), outpatient and inpatient psychiatric services, and comprehensive perioperative and imaging services. The facility employs a workforce equivalent to approximately 1,173 full-time positions and reports clinical staffing across physicians, advanced practice, nursing, allied health, and support services, with affiliated residency programs in allopathic, osteopathic, dental, podiatric and other training tracks.

Rose Medical Center is a short-term acute care hospital at 4567 E 9th Ave in Denver, CO, near Vine Street Houses and Cheesman Park. Magnet-designated since 2022, the hospital operates clinical departments including nocturnist coverage, emergency (ER), maternal newborn, telemetry, medical-surgical (MS) and a progressive care unit (PCU). Employed professions on-site include physicians, advanced practice clinicians and nursing.

Swedish Medical Center is a short-term acute care hospital at 501 East Hampden Avenue in Englewood, CO. Departments span surgical and procedural services (OR, CVOR, Cath Lab, CVICU, Interventional Radiology), critical and acute care (ICU, PCU, telemetry, PACU), women’s and neonatal care (Labor & Delivery, Postpartum, NICU), extensive diagnostic and imaging capacity (Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, Radiology, Laboratory), oncology and radiation services, outpatient clinic and case management, and additional support units including hospitalist, clinical research, and skilled nursing. The facility’s clinical workforce includes allied health professionals, advanced practice providers, nurses, and physicians.