The Physician Assistant provides medical services under a physician's supervision, including patient assessments, test orders, treatment planning, and assisting in surgeries.

The Neurohospitalist will provide inpatient neurology consultations and acute care for patients with various neurological disorders, collaborating with medical teams, participating in teaching and quality improvement initiatives.

This role involves providing direct psychiatric care, evaluating patients, managing medications, collaborating with healthcare teams, and documenting care plans.

Provide administrative support in the OB/GYN department, managing office operations, scheduling meetings, and ensuring office supplies are maintained.

The Manager of CHC Laboratory Operations oversees technical and administrative laboratory duties, ensuring efficient operations, compliance, and quality assurance while managing personnel and financial resources.

The position involves providing state-of-the-art urology care, training residents and medical students, and participating in research. This role is suitable for a board-certified Urologist or Endourologist with a commitment to education and teamwork.

The Arthroplasty Surgeon provides comprehensive care in primary and revision hip and knee arthroplasty, participates in clinical decision-making, education, research, and leadership roles within the orthopedic surgery department.

The psychiatrist will provide outpatient services, work with an interdisciplinary team, and contribute to research in the field of addiction psychiatry.

Join Boston University School of Medicine as a Clinical Investigator in Gastrointestinal Oncology. Provide clinical care, lead trials, engage in research, and teach students in a rapidly expanding program.

The role involves providing clinical care, leading research, and teaching within the Genitourinary Oncology Program, focusing on prostate cancer and health disparities.

The Chief of Pediatric Endocrinology will lead clinical practice, teaching, and research at an urban medical center, focusing on patient care and education.

The Nursing Clinical Coordinator oversees clinical activities, ensuring quality patient care in the orthopedic department, managing staff communications and compliance with standards.

The Laborist physician will manage the obstetric unit, oversee labor and deliveries, provide consultations, and train residents at Boston Medical Center.

The role involves providing clinical care in breast oncology, leadership in clinical trials, and teaching students in an academic setting.

The Chief of Pediatric Endocrinology will lead clinical practice, teaching, and research at Boston Medical Center, overseeing division operations and collaborating with various departments to enhance patient care and education.

The Executive Assistant provides administrative support to executives, manages communications, schedules meetings, handles travel arrangements, and assists with grant research and reporting.

The Specialist manages contract pharmacy operations and Alternate Distribution Model programs, ensuring compliance, timely shipping, and accurate documentation while supporting pharmacy administration.

The Team Coordinator oversees daily clinic operations, plans staff assignments, resolves operational issues, and ensures quality patient service. They also train and evaluate staff performance.

The Psychology Intern will receive supervised training in psychological techniques for disadvantaged clients, enhancing knowledge and skills in culturally competent practice.

The Psychology Intern will gain supervised experience in psychological techniques, assessments, and treatment planning, focusing on cross-cultural care with disadvantaged clients.