Practice Locations

Littleton Perinatal Center
Arapahoe Medical Plaza II
7720 South Broadway Suite 190, Littleton, CO 80122

303-315-6100

K. Joseph Hurt, MD, PhD

Maternal and Fetal Medicine

Board Certified

K. Joseph Hurt

Care Philosophy

I believe in education and partnership to achieve the best care and outcomes for my patients. I strive to listen carefully and address your concerns, while providing the care and commitment that I would want for my own family.

Title(s)

Associate Professor

Credentials

Doctor of Philosphy Doctor of Medicine

Specialty

Obstetrics and Gynecology, Maternal and Fetal Medicine

Scheduling Phone Number

720-848-1060

Gender

Male

Languages

English

Hospital Affiliation

University of Colorado Hospital

Provider Information

  • Obstetrics and Gynecology (2012)
  • Maternal and Fetal Medicine (2019)

Associate Professor, OB-GYN-GYN

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Fellow Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine, Member Society for Reproductive Investigation, Member The Kelly Society for Hopkins Gyn/OB, Member

Research Interests for Patients

I direct the Preterm Labor Research Laboratory, a basic science group dedicated to finding new treatments to prevent preterm birth and the complications of prematurity.

Our Patients, Their Words

4.6 out of 5 (93 ratings, 14 comments)

    Education and Training

    Medical Schools

    MD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (2005)


    Undergraduate Schools

    BA, Whitman College (WA)


    Graduate Schools

    PhD, Johns Hopkins University (2010)


    Residency Program

    Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Program (2009)


    Fellowships

    University of Colorado (2015)

    Information for referring providers

    Referral Contact Phone

    720-848-1060

    720-848-1060

    Referral Contact Fax

    720-848-1844

    Referring Patients Link

    Information for Referring and Transferring Patients

    Research Interest for Referring Providers

    We conduct translational research on the mechanisms of parturition signaling and myometrial changes in pregnancy. We are also interested in the pathophysiology of preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction related to nitric oxide and hydrogen sulfide.