Assistant Professor

University of Colorado•Aurora, CO

1d•$201,000 - $234,000•Onsite

About The Position

Join our pediatric pulmonary team at Children’s Hospital Colorado Springs and make a meaningful impact on the lives of children with acute and chronic respiratory conditions. In this role, you will manage patients in the outpatient and inpatient setting, coordinating longitudinal care, and providing patient- and family-centered education, all while collaborating closely with physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other members of the care team. You will provide expert evaluations, managing complex respiratory therapies, and participating in multidisciplinary rounds. This is a unique opportunity to work in a supportive academic environment while directly shaping high-quality pediatric respiratory care. This position offers a dynamic, hands-on role for a pediatric pulmonologist seeking professional growth and the chance to make a real difference for children and families in the Colorado Springs community.

Requirements

MD/DO
Board certified or board eligible in Pediatrics
Three years of Pediatric Pulmonology fellowship
Must be licensed or able to obtain licensure in the State of Colorado prior to start date
Must successfully pass a drug test through Children’s Hospital Colorado
Must be willing and able to pass a national criminal background check
Knowledge appropriate for individuals completing a three-year Pediatric Pulmonary Fellowship
Pediatric clinical assessment skills
Ability to complete pediatric pulmonary diagnostics and therapeutic procedures
Strong commitment to teaching and mentoring responsibilities
Strong interpersonal communication skills including both written and verbal
Exceptional time-management skills (to include managing email and other electronic forms of communication
Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary group

Nice To Haves

Experience independently caring for pediatric pulmonary patients in inpatient, subspecialty, or consultative care settings.
Prior work in an academic medical center, children’s hospital, or complex care environment.
Experience participating in quality improvement, clinical pathway development, or educational initiatives.