Jobs at Mass General Brigham

Provides comprehensive emergency department nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, medication administration, procedures, documentation, education, discharge planning, and evaluation. Collaborates with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams while maintaining safety, infection control, quality standards, and ethical practice. Participates in research, staff orientation, education, quality improvement, and unit operations. This is an onsite, 36-hour weekly variable night-shift role.

Provides comprehensive emergency department nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, medication administration, procedures, education, discharge planning, documentation, and evaluation. Collaborates with patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams; supports quality improvement, research, staff orientation, and unit operations. Works 36 variable night hours onsite and manages patients with varying acuity in accordance with hospital nursing standards.

Coordinates insurance authorizations for radiation oncology treatments, verifies patient eligibility, secures payer approvals, manages denials and appeals, and supports peer-to-peer reviews. The role communicates coverage issues, maintains authorization and billing records in Epic, assists with scheduling and charge review, prepares cost estimates, and serves as the department’s insurance authorization subject matter expert.

Provides expert guidance on clinical practices, policies, quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. Conducts clinical audits, identifies improvement opportunities, leads quality initiatives, develops evidence-based guidelines, and advises healthcare teams and leadership. The role supports new program development, operational efficiency, consistent care delivery, and improved patient outcomes without requiring direct patient care.

Review, research, and resolve DSNP claim inquiries and provider escalations using QNXT. Determine appropriate claim actions per Medicare/Medicaid rules, validate benefits/eligibility, document outcomes, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and support reporting, reimbursements, and process improvements to ensure accurate, timely claims handling and member/provider satisfaction.

Provide comprehensive postpartum inpatient nursing care: assess, plan, implement and evaluate patient care; administer medications; perform procedures; document care; develop education and discharge plans; coordinate with interdisciplinary team; participate in quality improvement, unit education, and orientation. Role requires RN license and inpatient maternal/newborn experience.

Provide comprehensive nursing care for IVF patients including assessment, care planning, medication administration, procedures, documentation, patient/family education, discharge planning, triage and coordination. Collaborate with multidisciplinary team, participate in quality improvement, support research, and adhere to nursing standards and safety protocols in an ambulatory OBGYN/IVF setting.

Provides comprehensive medical-surgical patient care, including assessment, care planning, implementation, and evaluation. Manages patients with complex needs, applies nursing standards, prioritizes care, communicates effectively with patients and families, and collaborates with the healthcare team. This onsite role requires a 36-hour day/evening rotation, every other weekend and holiday commitment, Massachusetts RN licensure, BSN, and BLS certification.

Provides nursing care for oncology patients enrolled in outpatient clinical trials. Responsibilities include patient screening and enrollment, education, symptom management, triage, medication administration, adverse-event monitoring, protocol adherence, documentation, and coordination with physicians, APPs, and infusion nurses. The role assesses patient conditions, modifies care plans, supports investigational-agent administration, and advocates for patients while maintaining safe, competent, individualized care.

Provides patient- and family-centered nursing care across potential specialties, including assessment, diagnosis, care planning, treatment, education, documentation, discharge coordination, delegation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Maintains clinical competency, safety, infection-control, compliance, and professional standards while supervising support personnel, mentoring staff, participating in quality improvement, and managing resources. Requires a current RN license and IV/PICC experience, with additional certifications or specialty experience depending on assignment.

Provides acute-care nursing services across medical-surgical and related clinical settings. Assesses patients, develops and implements care plans, administers treatments and medications, documents patient responses, educates patients and families, and supports discharge planning. Coordinates assignments, guides staff, maintains emergency readiness, and provides age-appropriate care from pediatrics through geriatrics. The role is onsite, per diem, and includes rotating shifts.

Provides nursing care to patients in the hospital’s Hemodialysis Unit, collaborating with physicians, nurses, technicians, patients, and families to deliver safe, evidence-informed care. The role requires acute hemodialysis experience, current Massachusetts nursing registration, rotating shifts, and participation in weekend, holiday, and on-call rotations. Inpatient hemodialysis, outpatient dialysis, and charge nurse experience are preferred.

Provides comprehensive registered nursing care in an interventional cardiovascular catheterization lab, including patient assessment, procedural preparation, circulating, medication administration, monitoring, recovery, discharge, documentation, and care-plan evaluation. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, interprets cardiac rhythms, responds to patient changes, and supports safe, individualized care. The role requires day-shift flexibility, weekday, holiday, and weekend call coverage, and a 30-minute call response time.

Provides ambulatory gastroenterology triage and individualized nursing care, including assessing patients, administering medications, monitoring symptoms and vital signs, coordinating with providers, implementing care plans, and modifying treatment based on patient responses. The role requires GI experience, clinical judgment, empathy, resilience, accurate documentation, and acute patient screening. It begins with up to 12 weeks onsite, then transitions to a hybrid schedule.

Manages medium- to large-scale projects from initiation through completion, including project planning, resource allocation, budgeting, risk mitigation, change management, stakeholder communication, and progress monitoring. Ensures projects meet timelines, specifications, and budgets while guiding project coordinators and supporting team members across healthcare-related functions.

Provide individualized oncology nursing care by interpreting medical plans, assessing patients, administering medications, monitoring vitals and symptoms, documenting care, triaging acute issues, collaborating with the healthcare team, and modifying treatment plans based on patient response to ensure safe, competent care.

Provide administrative and operational support for Otolaryngology education programs, including scheduling lecture series, coordinating visiting speakers and observers, supporting residency/fellowship activities, managing student rotations, processing payments and reimbursements, maintaining records, and assisting with departmental events and credentialing in a fast-paced academic medical environment.

Provide direct patient care on an oncology unit: administer medications, monitor and document vital signs and symptoms, coordinate with healthcare team, modify treatment plans as needed, and ensure safe, individualized nursing care.

Oversee research operations by developing strategies, optimizing workflows, managing resources, monitoring KPIs, implementing quality controls, overseeing procurement and inventory, mitigating risks, and reporting operational performance. The role supports researchers across operational areas in an onsite healthcare research environment and requires strong analytical, leadership, communication, and process-improvement skills.

Provides comprehensive postpartum and maternal-newborn nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, medication administration, education, discharge planning, documentation, and evaluation. Collaborates with families and healthcare disciplines, supports quality improvement and research, mentors staff, and promotes safe, cost-effective care. The role is per diem, onsite, and requires rotating shifts.