Leah Dozeman
About Leah Dozeman
Leah Dozeman serves as the Director of Major Gifts at Intermountain Health, where she focuses on fundraising for Lutheran Medical Center. She has a background in community leadership and previously held roles at SCL Health and the City of Wheat Ridge.
Work at Intermountain Healthcare
Leah Dozeman serves as the Director of Major Gifts at Intermountain Health, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she focuses on fundraising efforts for various programs and departments at the Lutheran Medical Center. Leah plays a key role in supporting the comprehensive campaign for the new Lutheran Replacement Hospital, which is set to open in 2024. Her work is instrumental in securing financial support to enhance healthcare services in the community.
Previous Experience at SCL Health
Leah Dozeman worked at SCL Health in various capacities from 2018 to 2021. Initially, she served as the Credentialing Coordinator for two years in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Following this role, she transitioned to the position of Medical Staff Privilege Coordinator, where she worked for one year at Lutheran Medical Center. Her experience at SCL Health provided her with a solid foundation in healthcare administration and credentialing processes.
Community Involvement and Leadership
Leah Dozeman has been actively involved in community leadership and problem-solving initiatives in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. She has served as a Wheat Ridge City Councilor for District IV since 2017, contributing to local governance and community development. Additionally, she has held the position of Parade Chair for CARNATION FESTIVAL INC since 2016, organizing community events that promote local culture and engagement.
Education and Expertise
Leah Dozeman completed her high school education at Lakewood High School, graduating in 2009. She then pursued higher education at Metropolitan State University of Denver, where she studied Political Science and earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in 2013. Her educational background has equipped her with knowledge and skills relevant to her roles in both healthcare and community leadership.