Jobs at Mass General Brigham

Manages research programs and related projects, including schedules, budgets, data analysis, reports, stakeholder communication, risk mitigation, and progress monitoring. Leads cross-project teams, coordinates and delegates initiatives, supports strategic alignment, and provides guidance to administrative staff. The role is onsite, non-patient-care, and works with medical professionals, faculty, and staff.

Coordinates daily operations, communications, member engagement, meetings, events, trainings, documentation, data tracking, and grant reporting for the Massachusetts Harm Reduction Workforce Coalition. Maintains administrative systems, calendars, membership records, newsletters, reports, and shared documentation while serving as a key contact for coalition members and partners. Supports training logistics, stakeholder communications, participant feedback collection, and executive leadership activities.

Provides nursing care in an ambulatory OMFS procedural setting, including patient assessment, procedural sedation support, medication administration, IV placement, monitoring, clinical triage, patient education, and care coordination. Maintains clinical records, evaluates patient responses, communicates with the healthcare team, and modifies care plans as needed. The role is onsite, weekday daytime work with no weekends, holidays, nights, call, or travel requirements.

Provides high-level administrative and scheduling support to Neurology leadership, providers, and the Headache Fellowship Program. Coordinates fellowship applications, interviews, onboarding, offboarding, calendars, clinical rotations, provider schedules, meetings, communications, records, reports, events, and program metrics across multiple clinical sites. Maintains confidential information, supports special projects and accreditation activities, manages office resources, and serves as a liaison among providers, fellows, faculty, and administrative teams.

Provides high-level administrative support to executives, management, and an active research program. Responsibilities include schedule and meeting coordination, correspondence, document preparation, file management, office supply and equipment oversight, stakeholder communication, event and project support, and deadline tracking. The role serves as an initial contact for visitors, patients, and collaborators and may lead junior administrative staff.

Provides direct nursing care to diabetes and weight-management research participants in an academic medical center. Responsibilities include assessing patients, administering medications, monitoring vital signs and reactions, documenting clinical information, coordinating with healthcare teams, evaluating care plans, and modifying treatment based on patient responses. Requires an active RN license and 0–1 year of clinical nursing experience; research nursing, IV placement, phlebotomy, and diabetes certification are preferred.

Provides routine administrative and secretarial support for Pathology departments at Newton-Wellesley Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital. Duties include preparing reports and correspondence, creating spreadsheets and presentations, managing schedules, arranging meetings and travel, processing expense reports, answering calls, ordering supplies, and performing transcription or proofreading. This onsite entry-level role operates under moderate supervision, works weekday day shifts, and may require vacation coverage at another hospital site.

Provides inpatient oncology nursing care for patients with hematological and solid-tumor cancers. Responsibilities include patient and family education, administering chemotherapy, immunotherapy, stem cell transplants, and CAR-T treatments, and collaborating with the care team to ensure safe, high-quality care. The role is a 36-hour variable night position requiring weekend rotation and Massachusetts nursing registration.

Provides comprehensive registered nursing care in an IVF clinic, including patient assessment, care planning, medication administration, procedures, education, discharge planning, documentation, and care coordination. The nurse manages patients with complex needs, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, supports quality improvement and research, and maintains safe clinical practices. The position requires Massachusetts registration, two years of clinical nursing experience, and recent OR, PACU, or moderate sedation experience.

Provides nursing care to patients in a procedural recovery unit, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, and supports safe, patient- and family-centered care. The role includes rotation to ECHO/contrast coverage and requires cardiology experience, more than three years of ED, ICU, or stepdown cardiology experience, Massachusetts nursing registration, and ACLS certification. Weekend and holiday rotation is required.

Provides ambulatory oncology infusion nursing care, including patient assessment, medication administration, monitoring for reactions, vital-sign documentation, care-plan coordination, triage, and treatment-plan modification. Requires an active RN license, nursing degree, and ONS Immunotherapy/Biotherapy course completion. Oncology infusion experience, IV skills, and OCN certification are preferred.

Provides nursing care to patients in a procedural recovery unit, collaborating with physicians and healthcare staff to ensure safe, high-quality patient and family care. The role includes rotation to ECHO/contrast beeper coverage, weekend and holiday rotations, and a variable 36-hour schedule. Candidates must hold Massachusetts nursing registration, ACLS certification, cardiology experience, and more than three years of combined ED, ICU, or stepdown cardiology experience.

Provides nursing care to patients in the procedural recovery unit, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, high-quality patient and family care. The role includes rotation to ECHO/contrast beeper coverage and requires cardiology experience, more than three years of ED, ICU, or stepdown cardiology experience, Massachusetts nursing registration, and ACLS certification. The nurse works a 36-hour variable rotating schedule, including weekend and holiday rotations.

Provides direct nursing care to patients in a procedural recovery unit, collaborating with physicians and staff to ensure safe, high-quality patient and family care. The role includes ECHO/contrast beeper rotation and requires cardiology experience, more than three years of ED, ICU, or stepdown cardiology experience, Massachusetts nursing registration, and ACLS certification. The nurse must work variable shifts, including weekend and holiday rotations.

Provides nursing care to patients in the procedural recovery unit, collaborating with physicians and multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, high-quality patient and family care. The role includes rotation to ECHO/contrast beeper coverage and requires weekend and holiday rotation. Candidates must hold Massachusetts nursing registration, ACLS certification, cardiology experience, and more than three years of combined ED, ICU, or stepdown cardiology experience.

Provides comprehensive nursing care for assigned medical-surgical patients, including assessment, care planning, implementation, and evaluation. Manages patients with complex needs while following nursing standards and patient- and family-centered care practices. Requires effective prioritization, observation, communication, teamwork, and stress management. This is a 36-hour rotating day/night position with every-other-weekend and holiday commitments at Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital.

Provides patient care in the operating room, collaborates with physicians and healthcare staff, and supports safe, high-quality care for patients and families. The role requires rotating shifts, weekend rotation, and participation in call assignments based on departmental skill needs.

Provides comprehensive antepartum patient care, including assessment, care planning, medication administration, education, discharge planning, documentation, and evaluation. Collaborates with patients, families, and healthcare teams; supports quality improvement, research, staff orientation, and unit operations. Requires safe clinical practice, effective communication, prioritization, and the ability to manage patients with complex needs in a rotating onsite hospital role.

Provides patient care in the operating room, collaborates with physicians and clinical staff, and supports safe, evidence-informed care for patients and families. The role requires rotating shifts, weekend rotation, and call-team assignments based on departmental needs and staff skill sets.

Reviews clinical and pharmacy appeals and grievances, analyzes clinical documentation, recommends resolutions to medical directors, obtains information from providers and members, coordinates specialty reviews, and prepares written case summaries. The role ensures regulatory, contractual, NCQA, and turnaround-time compliance while collaborating with appeal, grievance, pharmacy, and medical director teams.