Jobs at Mass General Brigham

Oversee and advise on ambulatory surgery outpatient coding and charging programs. Review audits, address coding/billing issues and denials, support coding education, policy writing, system implementations, and revenue-cycle projects to ensure coding accuracy and compliance.

The SUCCESS Program provides a 3-month paid opportunity for individuals to gain skills and secure permanent employment in Mass General Brigham. Participants work under supervision, assist with projects, and adhere to HIPAA guidelines while demonstrating professionalism in diverse environments.

Provide perioperative nursing care in the Operating Room on evening weekend shifts. Collaborate with surgical teams to circulate and scrub, ensure patient safety, and deliver family-centered care. Must have 3+ years OR experience and proficiency across multiple surgical services.

The Senior Administrative Assistant will manage complex scheduling, coordinate meetings, provide administrative support, and assist in departmental operations for the Radiation Oncology physician group.

Provide safe, individualized nursing care on the oncology unit including medication administration, monitoring and documenting vitals and symptoms, triage, coordinating with the healthcare team, and adjusting treatment plans based on patient responses.

Provide professional medical-surgical nursing care: assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care; administer medications and treatments; document assessments and teaching; participate in discharge planning, unit meetings, and quality improvement; maintain competencies, follow policies and infection control, and collaborate with interdisciplinary team. Must work rotating shifts, weekends, overtime, and assist with off-island transports when needed.

Provide direct nursing care for cardiology step-down patients: assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care; administer medications; document; coordinate with interdisciplinary team; educate patients and families; participate in quality improvement, discharge planning, unit committees, and orientation of staff.

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 non-clinical care coordination and operational support for inpatient speech-language services: assist with video swallow studies, schedule and coordinate transport, use EHR for administrative tasks, run reports, troubleshoot technical/vendor issues, support projects and quality improvement, and liaise with clinical and administrative stakeholders.

The Quality Nurse Program Manager oversees clinical programs, collaborates with healthcare professionals, implements quality improvement initiatives, and manages nursing staff to ensure high-quality patient care.

The Nurse Flow Manager leads and supports a PACU nursing team, enhancing team culture, patient outcomes, and professional development. Responsibilities include coaching staff, coordinating unit activities, and ensuring a safe environment for patients and team members.

The Nurse Practitioner (NP) in Pediatric Endocrinology provides direct care, performs examinations, orders tests, develops care plans, and documents patient information. The position requires assessing various patient populations and providing therapeutic interventions, primarily in an outpatient setting, with no weekend or holiday shifts.

Manage and coordinate all aspects of programs and projects, including schedules, budgets, stakeholder communication, data analysis, reporting, risk identification/mitigation, and leading administrative team members to align initiatives with organizational goals.

Provide comprehensive postpartum patient care including assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of nursing care. Administer medications, perform procedures, document care, develop education and discharge plans, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, participate in quality improvement, orient/train staff, and maintain safety and infection-control standards for adult, geriatric, neonatal, and obstetric patients.

Provide high-level administrative support to executives and management: manage schedules and travel, coordinate meetings, handle correspondence, prepare documents, maintain files and office operations, oversee supplies and equipment, coordinate IT support, assist with projects, events, budgets and basic accounting, and supervise or orient junior administrative staff.

Lead and execute molecular neurodegeneration research projects under PI guidance: design and run experiments, interpret results, publish findings, seek/assist with funding, collaborate externally, and train/supervise laboratory personnel while providing scientific leadership in the lab.

Provides administrative support to executives, coordinating schedules, managing travel arrangements, preparing correspondence, and maintaining office supplies.

The Nursing Supervisor oversees patient care operations during off-shift hours, collaborating with staff, managing clinical issues, and ensuring patient safety and service quality.

Analyze data to identify trends for revenue growth, develop forecasting models, and provide reporting on revenue performance to stakeholders.

Provide nursing care for oncology clinical research participants including recruitment, eligibility screening, informed consent, protocol adherence, toxicity monitoring, AE grading, patient education, triage support, symptom management, medication administration, and communication with interdisciplinary teams and investigators.