Tenure/Tenure Eligible Track – (Open Rank: Associate Professor – Professor) with Administrative Stipend

University of Colorado•Aurora, CO

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes (BDC) at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus seeks an accomplished clinician-scientist and leader for an open rank faculty position at the Associate or Professor rank. This position includes an administrative appointment as Pediatric Diabetes Director and represents a unique opportunity to lead the nation’s premier pediatric diabetes programs within one of the largest diabetes-focused institute in the world. The successful candidate will be a nationally recognized leader in pediatric diabetes care, research, and program development with a demonstrated commitment to advancing clinical excellence, innovation, education, and discovery. The Pediatric Diabetes Director will provide strategic and operational leadership for the BDC Pediatric Diabetes Division, overseeing clinical care delivery, faculty and staff development, research growth, and educational programs while fostering a collaborative culture focused on improving outcomes for children and adolescents with diabetes. The Pediatric Diabetes Director will serve as the primary leader for pediatric diabetes programs at the Barbara Davis Center, guiding the continued growth of a nationally recognized clinical and academic enterprise. This leader will work closely with faculty, trainees, BDC leadership, hospital leadership, and community partners to advance innovative models of care, expand clinical and translational research, strengthen educational programs, and enhance the national reputation of the Barbara Davis Center. The Barbara Davis Center is internationally recognized for excellence in type 1 diabetes research and care. More than 220 clinicians, scientists, and staff work together to advance prevention, treatment, and cures for diabetes through groundbreaking research, comprehensive clinical care, and world-class education. This position offers an exceptional opportunity for a visionary physician leader to shape the future of pediatric diabetes care and research while building upon the Center’s longstanding legacy of innovation and impact.

Requirements

MD or MD/PhD degree
Board Certification in Pediatrics and Pediatric Endocrinology
Eligible for medical licensure in Colorado.
Record of scholarly achievement consistent with appointment at the Associate Professor rank.
Demonstrated success in clinical program development, quality improvement, and leadership of multidisciplinary teams
Evidence of peer-reviewed scholarship and sustained research productivity.
Experience mentoring faculty, trainees, and junior investigators.
National or international reputation in pediatric diabetes care, research, or education.
Sustained record of extramural funding, scholarly impact, and academic leadership
Demonstrated success leading complex clinical and academic programs.
Proven track record in faculty recruitment, retention, and development.
Experience developing strategic initiatives that expand clinical, research, and educational programs.

Nice To Haves

Experience directing a pediatric diabetes program, division, center, or clinical service.
Success leading multicenter clinical trials or large collaborative research initiatives.
Experience managing budgets and operational performance
Demonstrated engagement with philanthropy, donor relations, or institutional advancement activities.
Experience partnering effectively with hospital and health-system leadership.

Responsibilities

Provide strategic leadership and oversight for the Pediatric Diabetes Division’s clinical, research, educational, and community outreach missions.
Develop and implement a long-term vision that advance the Division’s national leadership in pediatric diabetes care, research, and innovation.
Recruit, mentor, retain, and develop outstanding faculty, advanced practice providers, and staff while fostering a culture of collaboration, accountability, professionalism, and inclusion.
Supervise faculty, clinical, educational, and administrative personnel.
Serve as the primary liaison for diabetes care between Children’s Hospital Colorado and the Barbara Davis Center (20% effort).
Partner with BDC, University of Colorado School of Medicine, and Children’s Hospital Colorado leadership to align priorities and achieve strategic goals.
Direct the organization, quality, and delivery of outpatient pediatric diabetes care at the BDC.
Advance innovative models of care that improve patient outcomes, access, efficiency, patient experience, and population health.
Foster growth of clinical, translational, and investigator-initiated diabetes research programs.
Support faculty in obtaining and sustaining extramural funding and developing collaborative research initiatives.
Provide leadership for pediatric diabetes education programs and participate in oversight of the jointly funded Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowship Program.
Serve as the ambassador for the Barbara Davis Center and University of Colorado nationally and internationally.
Cultivate productive relationships with philanthropic partners, advocacy organizations, and community stakeholders.
Provides oversight to Division’s Clinical and Research Directors.