Jobs at Boston Medical Center (BMC)

The role is for an Orthopedic Hand Surgeon, with salary based on qualifications such as clinical FTE, experience, and certifications.

The Pharmacy Supply Chain Inventory Management Supervisor manages drug procurement, inventory, and training of staff, ensuring compliance and efficiency in pharmacy operations.

The program transitions experienced nurses into care management through training, focusing on discharge planning and case management for complex patients.

Lead and optimize the 340B program, overseeing strategy, financial performance, and operational execution while ensuring compliance and collaboration across teams.

The Research Assistant will support laboratory operations in a renal research lab, involving molecular biology, animal work, and data analysis.

The Nurse Director oversees nursing practice in Endoscopy and Radiology, improving patient care quality, staff satisfaction, and operational efficiency while ensuring compliance with healthcare standards.

The Public Safety Officer ensures security for all at Boston Medical Center, responds to emergencies, patrols premises, and assists with traffic matters.

The Program Manager oversees daily operations of the Southeast Recovery Learning Community, facilitating communication, supporting staff, and ensuring project development while collaborating with various partners.

The Director of Telecommunications leads strategic and operational initiatives for telecommunication systems, focusing on modernizing contact centers, enhancing patient and member experience, and integrating communication tools with clinical systems.

Cleans and maintains dietary areas, assists in food preparation, service, and storage, and may help with catering.

The Nurse Ambulatory Manager oversees clinical operations in the OBGYN practice, ensuring patient safety, quality care, and staff management while promoting a culture of excellence and compliance.

The Clinical Research Nurse coordinates research and clinical care for pediatric HIV patients, focusing on education, protocol management, and patient assessments.

The Director leads pharmacy procurement and strategic sourcing, establishes purchasing governance, optimizes costs, and oversees supplier relationships across various healthcare settings.

The Senior Administrative Coordinator manages complex administrative tasks, office operations, and supports departmental processes in a healthcare setting, ensuring optimal organization and communication.

The Applications Analyst II aligns technology solutions with business strategies, analyzes systems, and advises customers on functionality and implementation requirements while supporting lab applications.

The GME Program Administrator oversees the education programs for Internal Medicine residents, ensuring compliance and coordination effective operations, managing logistics for onboarding and training.

The Quality Management & Training Analyst develops and manages training programs to ensure data integrity, conducts audits, and collaborates with healthcare staff to improve data quality.

The Epic Cadence Analyst II aligns technology solutions with business strategies, advising customers on information systems, facilitating vendor communication, and improving business processes through technology.

Serve as a business-technology liaison for Epic Research and related EHR systems: analyze federal regulations, design and coordinate technical solutions, document project plans, resolve software issues, and advise customers on technology costs/benefits. Support integrations, participate in process improvement, and complete Epic certification.

The Unit Coordinator manages clerical functions at the nursing station, providing support and information to patients, families, and staff, while ensuring effective communication and coordination of services within the unit.