Dr. Susan Boackle brings over 30 years of academic medicine experience, combining cutting-edge lupus research with compassionate patient care. Her unique background as both a clinical rheumatologist and research scientist provides patients with unparalleled expertise in complex autoimmune disease.
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Lupus Clinical Trials & Translational Research
Actively involved in advancing autoimmune care through clinical research and translational medicine
Training the future scientists, physicians, and medical leaders of tomorrow
Completed residency and fellowship training at University of Texas Southwestern with a focus on internal medicine and rheumatology.
Began academic career at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology.
Advanced research program focused on systemic lupus erythematosus mechanisms and novel therapeutics.
Led multiple clinical trials at the University of Colorado advancing treatment options for lupus and autoimmune disease patients.
Founded biotech company developing next-generation autoimmune therapies through translational research.
Building a specialty practice focused on delivering meaningful diagnostic clarity and personalized therapeutic outcomes for patients with complex autoimmune conditions.
Dr. Boackle's research program focuses on understanding the genetic basis of systemic lupus erythematosus and developing targeted therapies. Her work bridges basic science discoveries with clinical applications, bringing new treatment options directly to patients.
Dr. Boackle specializes in complex autoimmune cases—the diagnostic puzzles that require deep expertise, time, and genuine partnership to solve. You deserve a physician who listens, investigates thoroughly, and creates a clear path forward.
“Every patient with autoimmune disease deserves a physician who listens deeply, investigates thoroughly, and partners with them for the long term. Complex disease requires time, expertise, and genuine collaboration. I’m committed to showing up for my patients, to never stop searching for answers, and to making this difficult journey a little easier — no matter how complex the path.”
