Jobs at Mass General Brigham

The Operating Room Nurse provides patient care in the OR, collaborates with teams to ensure safety and quality care, and may be involved in weekend rotations and call assignments based on skills.

Provide direct antepartum and postpartum patient care on a rotating, per-diem basis. Assess, plan, implement and evaluate nursing care; administer medications; perform procedures; document care; educate patients and families; coordinate discharge planning and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams. Participate in quality improvement, unit education, and orientation of new staff. Role requires RN licensure and obstetric nursing skills for patients with varying acuity.

Registered Nurse providing antepartum/postpartum care on a rotating 24-hour schedule. Responsible for patient assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of care, medication administration, documentation, patient/family education, discharge planning, collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, participation in quality improvement, and orientation/mentoring of staff. Must provide safe, evidence-based nursing care for patients with varying acuity.

Provide comprehensive nursing care for antepartum and postpartum patients on a 36-hour variable night shift. Assess, plan, implement and evaluate individualized care, administer medications, perform procedures, document per standards, coordinate discharge and education, collaborate with interdisciplinary team, participate in quality improvement, orientation and unit committees, and maintain safety and infection control practices.

Provide routine administrative and clerical support for a clinical practice: schedule and check-in/out patients, answer phones, manage appointment records, handle mail/faxes, process co-payments, assist patient flow, and support prior authorizations/referrals under close to general supervision.

The NP or PA Manager oversees a team of Advanced Practice Providers, ensuring quality patient care in Nuclear Cardiology while managing staff performance and operational needs.

Provide direct nursing care to hematologic and solid-tumor oncology patients on a night shift, including administering chemotherapy, immunotherapy, stem cell transplants, and CAR-T; educate and support patients and families; participate in research protocols and shared governance; work collaboratively to ensure safe, high-quality care.

Analyze revenue cycle data and KPIs, prepare revenue and reimbursement reports, develop forecasting models, ensure billing compliance, investigate denied claims, and collaborate with billing, claims, and operational teams to optimize revenue cycle processes and policies.

Provide direct patient care in an ICU setting: interpret medical plans, assess and monitor patients, administer medications, record vitals and changes, coordinate with the healthcare team, modify treatment plans, and maintain accurate patient records.

Designs and delivers coding education programs and e-learning for outpatient medical coders. Develops curriculum, conducts training and audits, provides feedback for documentation improvement, ensures coding compliance, and collaborates with clinical documentation specialists to improve coding accuracy and revenue cycle outcomes.

Serve as designated clinical leader for Oncology unit, overseeing daily staffing, patient care coordination, resource use, policy development, staff performance assessment, and quality improvement. Collaborate with Nursing Director and Assistant Nursing Director to implement standards and resolve operational issues on rotating 36-hour schedule.

Provide inpatient oncology nursing care including administration of chemotherapy, immunotherapy, stem cell transplants and CAR-T. Educate and support patients and families, collaborate with care team, and participate in shared governance to improve practice and safety.

Manage perioperative non-clinical operations including scheduling, payroll (Kronos), data management, personnel records, quality and regulatory readiness. Support finance, maintain databases, coordinate staffing and reporting, and participate in process improvement and special projects.

Provide comprehensive, patient-centered nursing care for angio/neuro interventional patients. Assess, plan, implement and evaluate care; perform procedures, administer medications, manage sedation, document care, coordinate discharge and participate in unit quality, education, and on-call coverage.

Provide high-level administrative and operational support to CSPS executive leadership: manage complex scheduling and travel, prepare executive communications and dashboards, coordinate cross-functional initiatives, implement digital workflows and automation, handle confidential matters, perform payroll and expense reconciliation, and support strategic and regulatory projects across multiple sites.

Manage multiple large-scale immunotherapy development projects across the lifecycle: plan, secure resources, manage budgets, risks and changes, guide project coordinators and managers, communicate status to stakeholders, ensure on-time, on-spec, on-budget delivery, and develop mitigation strategies for identified risks.

Provide intermediate administrative and secretarial support for a research group, including scheduling, correspondence, meeting minutes, document preparation, travel and expense coordination, phone handling, transcription, and maintaining unit policies. Perform routine tasks with moderate supervision and handle confidential contacts.

Lead day-to-day operations of the Summer Jobs Program and alumni engagement for youth (high school–college). Provide onsite leadership across campuses, supervise staff and interns, monitor student engagement and attendance, support placements, coordinate events and professional development, manage budgets and program data, and cultivate community partnerships to ensure successful student outcomes.

Provide intermediate-level administrative support in a hospital practice: patient check-in/out, scheduling, phone triage, supplies ordering, meeting minutes, spreadsheets/presentations, payroll support, and general office duties. Typical Monday–Friday daytime onsite role across Greater Boston locations.

Provide high-level administrative support to cancer institute physicians: manage complex schedules and travel, coordinate meetings and logistics, prepare and edit documents, handle correspondence, maintain files and office supplies, liaise with stakeholders and IT, take minutes, monitor project timelines, and assist with special projects and events.