Brian Davidson
Phone: 303.777.2012
Email: brian@davidsonforcuregent.com
Education: Bachelor Arts in Chemistry - University of Northern Colorado, Medical Degree from University of Colorado Medical School
Job: Physician and anesthesiologist at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center
Term: Running for 2012 - 2018
CANDIDATE - University of Colorado Regent - At Large
Bio: Brian is a fifth-generation Coloradan who currently lives in Arvada. Brian was born and raised in Wheat Ridge, where he graduated from Wheat Ridge High School. He then attended the University of Northern Colorado where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in chemistry. Brian went on to attend the University of Colorado Medical School and completed a clinical residency program in anesthesiology, serving as Chief Resident. He also received an MBA in healthcare administration from the University of Colorado Denver and a graduate certificate in quality and patient safety from Regis University in Denver.
Brian is currently a physician and anesthesiologist at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus where is also serves as associate department chair for quality and patient safety in addition to being the assistant medical director of perioperative services at the University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora. Brian ran for CU Regent At-large in 2006, but failed to win the general election.
Brian serves on numerous hospital and medical staff committees, including: University of Colorado Hospital Medical Board, Colorado State Board of Dental Examiners, University of Northern Colorado College of Natural and Health Sciences Advisory Board.
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Phone: 303.777.2012
Email: brian@davidsonforcuregent.com
Education: Bachelor Arts in Chemistry - University of Northern Colorado, Medical Degree from University of Colorado Medical School
Job: Physician and anesthesiologist at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center
Term: Running for 2012 - 2018
CANDIDATE - University of Colorado Regent - At Large
Bio: Brian is a fifth-generation Coloradan who currently lives in Arvada. Brian was born and raised in Wheat Ridge, where he graduated from Wheat Ridge High School. He then attended the University of Northern Colorado where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in chemistry. Brian went on to attend the University of Colorado Medical School and completed a clinical residency program in anesthesiology, serving as Chief Resident. He also received an MBA in healthcare administration from the University of Colorado Denver and a graduate certificate in quality and patient safety from Regis University in Denver.
Brian is currently a physician and anesthesiologist at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus where is also serves as associate department chair for quality and patient safety in addition to being the assistant medical director of perioperative services at the University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora. Brian ran for CU Regent At-large in 2006, but failed to win the general election.
Brian serves on numerous hospital and medical staff committees, including: University of Colorado Hospital Medical Board, Colorado State Board of Dental Examiners, University of Northern Colorado College of Natural and Health Sciences Advisory Board.
Effects on Athletics:
Response to Allbuffs Question and Answer:
How do you view the role of CU athletics, and football in particular, within the role of the University?
Athletics and higher education have traditionally worked well together. If balanced well, one can augment the other in positive ways. A strong athletic program at an academically sound institution, like CU, make for an even greater institution. All athletic programs are important, but football tends to be the most public program in our region of the U.S. and we must be supportive.
What is your stance on the planned facilities upgrades?
Good programs, regardless of being academic or athletic, require investment and constant updates with regard to facilities. I am supportive of upgrading athletic facilities with funding derived from private fundraising, ticket sales, and limited fees.
Are you comfortable with the job the current Administration is doing with support and execution of athletic initiatives?
The administration is faced with many challeges currently, mainly declining state funding and rising tuition, fees, and student debt. CU athletics should not be forgotten, even in stressful time. My hope is that we can work to stabilize CU's financial situation and begin to invest time, energy, and resources into executing the kind of initiatives that will bring CU to greatness in the athletic sphere.
What is your vision for the future of athletics at the University of Colorado?
I hope to support an athletic program that augments excellence in academics, while bringing positive attention to CU through winning records and as many championships as possible.
Would you like to see the number of intercollegiate sports offered increased, decreased or maintained at the current level?
I would like to see the quality of the current programs increase before investing in more programs. As Regent, I would listen to the proposals and advice of leaders in the area of athletics regarding program expansion.
Do you have any specific sports you would like to see offered at CU?
I will support current and future programs that are quality and bring positive attention to CU.
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