About Transplant Medicine

The CU Anschutz Division of Transplant Medicine was created in 2026 to bring together world-class experts dedicated to advancing patient care, groundbreaking research and educating future transplant leaders. As Colorado's academic transplant medicine program, we are proud to partner closely with our colleagues in Transplant Surgery, the University of Colorado Hospital, and the Transplant Center to continually improve access, outcomes, and the patient experience. Together, we are building a nationally recognized program that not only delivers outstanding care today but also shapes the future of transplantation for patients across Colorado and beyond.

Transplantation has always been defined by innovation, collaboration, and hope. As the first division of its kind in the United States, we serve as a hub for interdisciplinary collaboration, driving new discoveries and improving outcomes for transplant recipients. Our faculty represent some of the nation’s leading transplant clinicians, scientists, and educators, united by a shared commitment to excellence and innovation.

Clinic Information

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Our Vision

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Our vision is grounded in the academic tripartite mission. We are committed to delivering exceptional, compassionate clinical care while training the next generation of transplant physicians and advancing research that transforms the future of transplantation. The field is evolving at an unprecedented pace—from precision immunosuppression and organ preservation technologies to artificial intelligence, machine perfusion, xenotransplantation, cell therapies, and innovative clinical trials. Our division is uniquely positioned to help lead these advances by fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration and building an environment where innovation can move rapidly from the laboratory to the bedside.