Jobs at Beth Israel Lahey Health

Provide unit-based clinical education and leadership: design and deliver evidence-based curricula, assess learning and competency, lead quality improvement initiatives, translate data into practice, support staff orientation and development, facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration, implement new technology training, and maintain clinical expertise and required certifications.

Lead and supervise ophthalmic assistants, manage clinic workflow and staffing, triage patients and refills, perform ocular testing (visual fields, A/B-scan, OCT, autorefraction, fundus photography, IOLMaster, lensometry, topography), measure vision and intraocular pressure, administer dilation drops, maintain equipment/supplies, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide training and performance feedback.

Manages administrative operations for the Cancer Clinical Trials Office: serves as program liaison, ensures compliance with NIH/FDA regulations, develops policies and performance metrics, oversees documentation, procurement, budgeting, reporting, and supervises 4-6 staff to support clinical research execution.

Provide direct reading instruction and interventions for grades 7-12, conduct literacy assessments, develop and monitor individualized and small-group IEP-based plans, collaborate with teachers and related service providers, maintain IEP compliance and records, communicate with families, and participate in professional development to support students with reading and language-based learning needs.

Performs advanced molecular, cell biology and biochemistry laboratory tests; designs experiments, troubleshoots results, analyzes data, and supports publications and grant writing. May supervise and train junior staff and collaborate across labs.

Manage daily administrative operations for research areas including grant and contract proposal support, account setup, financial transaction management, budgeting and reporting, time and effort reporting, compliance monitoring, onboarding/offboarding support, and collaboration with PIs and research leadership.

Provide supervision and support in a 41-bed detox program: monitor client safety, perform 30-minute well-being checks, conduct admission screenings, search belongings as needed, complete shift documentation, and assist with case management and group treatment to enable step-down care.

Lead academic programming and school operations for grades 7–12, ensuring IEP implementation, DESE compliance, curriculum alignment, MCAS administration, staff supervision and training, and collaboration with clinical teams, districts, and community partners to support students with learning, behavioral, or mental health needs.

Provide safe, effective, patient-centered pharmaceutical care under pharmacist supervision. Prepare, distribute, and store medications using computerized/automated systems, including IV admixtures and chemotherapy. Collaborate with clinicians, rotate shifts and locations, participate in on-call and weekend coverage, and help train other interns and assist with administrative tasks.

Manage and process managed care referrals and prior authorizations for the Neurology department. Develop and maintain referral policies and procedures, train staff, liaise with managed care and physician organizations, monitor compliance with insurance requirements, and report referral metrics. Serve as departmental resource for insurance coverage, Medicare, commercial payers, and radiology pre-certifications.

As an Ultrasound Technologist, you'll perform ultrasound procedures, assess structures, complete documentation, maintain equipment, and coordinate with departments, ensuring patient care and service excellence.

The Ultrasound Tech performs ultrasound procedures, assesses anatomy, maintains records, trains staff, and ensures equipment functionality, all while providing excellent customer service.

The AP EDI Specialist performs clerical and analytical tasks related to accounts payable, including data entry, invoice processing, vendor management, and EDI audits within ERP systems.

Analyzes, abstracts, codes, and stages oncology cases using cancer registry standards and manuals. Prepares Massachusetts Cancer Registry submissions, performs quality reviews and follow-up, supports accreditation and quality improvement activities, communicates with healthcare partners, and maintains registry records. The role also provides training, supports cancer conferences and reporting, protects PHI under HIPAA, and maintains productivity, accuracy, certification, and professional knowledge.

Perform diagnostic radiology exams, position patients, evaluate image quality, and respond to patient needs while ensuring accurate reporting and communication.

Winchester Hospital is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Breast Surgeon for a 40-hour work week. Responsibilities include both clinical and administrative duties while collaborating with a team of physicians and support staff to provide comprehensive breast care.

The Clinical Resource Nurse provides clinical support and patient care, acts as a mentor, and ensures evidence-based practices across nursing units. Responsibilities include managing high acuity patients, training staff, and participating in educational initiatives.

Join Anna Jaques Hospital as a Hospitalist, providing comprehensive care in a full-time or part-time role with a flexible schedule and optional procedures in a supportive environment.

The LPN provides nursing care under the supervision of an RN, participates in patient assessments, educates families, and communicates significant health changes.

The Lead Recovery Support Navigator oversees resource navigation, coordinates client intakes, manages service waitlists, and reviews productivity reports with RSN workers. They also handle documentation and maintain a limited caseload.