Part-Time
Posted on 11/23/2025
Public hospital system providing comprehensive care
$20 - $25.65/hr
Denver, CO, USA
In Person
Denver Health runs hospitals and clinics in Denver, offering services like emergency care, hospital stays, and outpatient visits, along with public health programs. It coordinates care through a network that links primary care, specialists, and hospital services, using shared records to guide treatment. It stands out as a large public safety-net system that serves uninsured and low-income patients and emphasizes care coordination across locations. Its goal is to provide access to high-quality care for all residents, reduce health disparities, and improve the Denver community's overall health.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
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N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Denver, Colorado
Founded
1860
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Integrated Medical and Psychiatric Care Unit opens. December 12, 2025. Denver Health unveiled Colorado's first Integrated Medical and Psychiatric Care Unit (IMAP), a 12-bed inpatient unit that treats adult patients with active medical and active psychiatric conditions that require hospitalization at the same time. Opening the IMAP Care Unit was made possible thanks to Denver voters passing 2024 ballot measure 2Q to provide sustainable sales tax funding for Denver Health. This funding enabled Denver Health to renovate a former inpatient psychiatric unit that was closed due to a lack of funding. Now, IMAP offers an innovative model of care that less than 3% of health systems provide nationwide. "Denver residents placed their trust in us when they approved 2Q, and the IMAP is a direct result of that support," said Donna Lynne, CEO of Denver Health. "Our community needs more access to behavioral health care, and we're delivering on our promise to meet the needs of our community with innovative, high-quality care." In the IMAP Care Unit, patients receive specialized, efficient care that meets their physical and mental health needs at the same time. IMAP offers medical and psychiatric services all in one unit, including intensive psychotherapy, occupational and physical therapy, medication management, withdrawal stabilization and more from an interdisciplinary team of medical and psychiatric providers. "As a dually trained medical and psychiatric provider, I've seen so many patients who would have benefitted from the integrated care IMAP provides," said Bobbie Jo Dodson, DO, program director of the Integrated Medical and Psychiatric Care Unit. "Opening this unit fulfills a career-long dream of mine because it ensures patients with complex medical and psychiatric needs are met with the timely, high-quality care they deserve." Denver Health is the largest behavioral health provider in the city and county of Denver, serving 126,000 patients last year with services including psychiatric emergency care, inpatient and outpatient behavioral health treatment, and a variety of addiction services. IMAP adds to this extensive list of specialized services Denver Health offers to the community. "I always try to remind people that the brain is a part of the body and that every medical diagnosis is a behavioral health issue," Christian Thurstone, MD, chair of behavioral health at Denver Health, said. "The IMAP is the embodiment of these ideas and Denver Health is the perfect place to offer this kind of resource to the community. IMAP demonstrates Denver Health's continued commitment to meeting the needs of the city's most vulnerable residents, providing a model of integrated care that bridges behavioral health and medical services. The unit's multidisciplinary team includes psychiatrists, hospitalists, nurses, therapists and behavioral health specialists working together to deliver integrated treatment.
Denver Health names VanBerschot executive director. November 25, 2025. Denver Health has named Sean VanBerschot as Denver Health Foundation's new executive director, following six months of service in the interim role. VanBerschot has spent the past three years serving as the foundation's associate executive director. "Sean has shown exceptional leadership during a pivotal time for our foundation," said Donna Lynne, Denver Health CEO. "He is a trusted voice as Denver Health elevate expectations for the foundation's role within its health system and the community. His recent appointment as executive director follows the remarkable success of the 2025 Thriving Denver Gala, where over $1.5 million was raised. As executive director, VanBerschot will lead the foundation through innovative strategies and deeper community engagement as Denver Health Foundation prepares for a milestone year in 2025. Key priorities include expanding donor engagement for the Westside Redevelopment Project and enhancing legacy giving. Denver Health also anticipates continued growth in community partnerships and philanthropic impact under his leadership. This includes leading the foundation in completing the multi-year $80M Springboard for Solutions Campaign in the coming year.
HAMPTON, Va., Sept. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Registrar Corp, the global leader in compliance and regulations, and Denver Health today announced the launch of the Adverse Events Protection Program, a fully integrated solution to help cosmetics brands around the globe track and investigate adverse events related to the use of their products.
A new study from Denver Health researchers, published today in JAMA Network Open, introduces a more individualized approach to restarting methadone treatment for people with opioid use disorder.
Updated (Feb. 13): This story has been updated to include additional events, including a Legal and Clinic Day on Feb. 15, sponsored by Denver Health and other organizations, as well as a separate Know Your Rights event in Denver.