$44K median salary • Top employers hiring now
Colorado's healthcare industry employs over 300,000 workers across a state known for outdoor lifestyle and population growth. UCHealth and SCL Health (now Intermountain) anchor the Front Range, while Denver Health serves as a critical safety-net system. The state's population has grown 15% since 2010, driving continuous healthcare expansion. Colorado ranks 8th nationally in health outcomes, reflecting a health-conscious population. Rural mountain communities face access challenges addressed by critical access hospitals and telemedicine.
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Understanding the CO healthcare job market:
Colorado's healthcare industry employs over 300,000 workers across a state known for outdoor lifestyle and population growth. UCHealth and SCL Health (now Intermountain) anchor the Front Range, while Denver Health serves as a critical safety-net system. The state's population has grown 15% since 2010, driving continuous healthcare expansion. Colorado ranks 8th nationally in health outcomes, reflecting a health-conscious population. Rural mountain communities face access challenges addressed by critical access hospitals and telemedicine.
CO salary ranges by experience level:
Denver and Boulder pay highest due to cost of living and competition. UCHealth positions offer strong benefits packages. Mountain resort communities (Vail, Aspen) pay premium wages but housing is extremely expensive. Bilingual Spanish adds $2,000-$3,500. Sports medicine and orthopedic specialties often pay above general practice. Colorado Springs offers good wages with lower cost of living than Denver.
Colorado's health-conscious population supports a robust healthcare market with these top CMA employers:
Where the jobs are in Colorado:
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Common questions about MA jobs in Colorado:
Colorado's healthcare industry employs over 300,000 workers across a state known for outdoor lifestyle and population growth. UCHealth and SCL Health (now Intermountain) anchor the Front Range, while Denver Health serves as a critical safety-net system. The state's population has grown 15% since 2010, driving continuous healthcare expansion. Colorado ranks 8th nationally in health outcomes, reflecting a health-conscious population. Rural mountain communities face access challenges addressed by critical access hospitals and telemedicine.
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