Jobs at Mayo Clinic

Provide diagnostic cytopathology and surgical pathology services within a digitized, multispecialty anatomic pathology division. Participate in high-volume consults, frozen section coverage, multidisciplinary care, education, and research—particularly gynecologic pathology—while advancing an academic career and collaborating across teams.

Provides 24/7 administrative and nursing leadership across hospital departments, coordinating patient flow and placement, assigning nursing resources, interpreting policies, resolving patient and family concerns, supporting staff, and initiating emergency preparedness plans. Collaborates with physicians, nurses, administrators, and ancillary staff to ensure effective patient care operations.

Provides outpatient psychotherapy to clinic patients and families, managing an independent caseload involving behavioral health issues and psychiatric disorders. Conducts diagnostic assessments and delivers individual, group, and family evidence-based interventions. Collaborates with an interdisciplinary care team and maintains required clinical standards, attendance, licensure, and evening availability.

Coordinates patient visits in a multispecialty medical practice by scheduling appointments and tests, preparing patients, verifying demographics and insurance, managing visit materials and flow, communicating delays, and supporting electronic patient tools. Performs administrative duties including insurance verification and ABN processing while providing empathetic patient service. Requires flexibility for cross-coverage, schedule changes, and possible travel based on clinical needs.

Oversees Mayo Clinic’s research program administration for the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging. Coordinates resources, workloads, strategic planning, budgets, grants, multicenter partnerships, sponsors, regulatory relationships, communications, and research projects. Supports NIH-related activities, process improvements, and program operations while independently managing priorities and potentially supervising staff.

Supports education-related software applications and modules, serving as the initial contact for customer questions, troubleshooting, how-to guidance, emails, and tickets. Maintains support documentation, manages ticket queues and shared inboxes, explains technical concepts clearly, supports Classroom in a Box, and escalates complex issues. Collaborates with internal and external users, prioritizes support and project work, and mentors interns.

Supports laboratory technical operations by maintaining and troubleshooting instruments and assays, validating operational changes through the Test Life Cycle Process, directing workflow, and serving as an expert resource for laboratory technologists. Requires a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent certification, two years of laboratory experience, and potentially ASCP or specialty certification.

Leads healthcare operational and administrative functions, teams, service lines, strategic execution, process improvement, staff development, financial management, and multidisciplinary projects. Partners with physicians, scientists, and administrative leaders to improve quality, safety, efficiency, engagement, and outcomes while supporting innovation, change management, and sustainable business planning.

Provides a post-baccalaureate laboratory research experience in biomedical research, including basic or translational science. Participants apply STEM skills, may attend selected graduate classes and seminars, and gain hands-on research experience. Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree, be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship, and not currently be enrolled in graduate or medical school.

Provide general diagnostic radiology services, including subspecialty imaging, breast imaging, joint injections, and breast biopsies. Interpret examinations across multiple modalities using integrated EMR and PACS systems. Participate in a collaborative regional radiology practice, maintain subspecialty skills, contribute to Mayo Clinic committees and academic activities, and provide daytime coverage with minimal call and travel.

Provides direct inpatient care for pediatric patients, covers a Level 1 Nursery, consults with regional pediatric colleagues, precepts students, and participates in clinical quality, research, and practice advancement activities. The role requires approximately nine shifts per month in a community hospital setting and involves collaboration within the Mayo Clinic Health System.

Undergraduate intern supporting gastroenterology research through observation, assigned projects, reports, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Potential work includes machine learning model development, data preprocessing, feature engineering, evaluation, visualization, clinical prediction, EHR phenotyping, and image analysis. The intern receives mentorship and must complete academic and Mayo Clinic internship requirements.

Coordinates community-based research and clinical trial matching initiatives, including patient identification, recruitment, referral, enrollment, outreach, and engagement. Manages research projects, budgets, workgroups, educational activities, communications, and community partnerships. Uses AI and digital tools, supports chart review and research population engagement, prepares content and presentations, and may travel frequently to support community participatory research.

Conduct biomedical research on neuroblastoma molecular pathogenesis and therapeutic strategies. Perform molecular and cell biology experiments, maintain zebrafish facilities, prepare laboratory reagents, and support routine laboratory organization. Participants may attend graduate classes and seminars while gaining post-baccalaureate laboratory research experience.

Provides inpatient pediatric hospitalist care for neonates, infants, and children on an as-needed basis. Responsibilities include patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, newborn and Level II Nursery care, delivery attendance, resuscitation, consultations, and procedures such as intubation, lumbar puncture, central lines, and circumcision. Works independently and collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and Rochester neonatology specialists.

Supervises cardiology work-unit operations and technical staff while overseeing cardiac rhythm surveillance, ECG acquisition and interpretation, Holter and event monitoring, stress testing, and physiological parameter monitoring. Provides leadership for daily operations, coordinates outreach and research activities, represents the department in vendor and organizational meetings, and integrates cardiology services into broader organizational functions.

Coordinates complex clinical research studies with minimal supervision, including protocol implementation, participant screening and enrollment, scheduling, adverse-event and deviation reporting, data management, regulatory submissions, IRB compliance, protocol maintenance, and study-site communication. Provides training to research staff and collaborates with investigators, departments, participants, sponsors, and regulatory agencies. Some travel may be required.

Leads complex clinical pharmacy programs across hospitals and clinics, ensuring high-quality, safe, compliant, evidence-based patient care. Oversees program implementation, strategic alignment, regulatory standards, education, research, and clinical pharmacy services. Provides visible leadership, advocacy, and collaboration across pharmacy and healthcare teams.

Leads complex or multi-site clinical pharmacy programs, providing strategic leadership, progressive pharmacy services, regulatory compliance, patient-safety oversight, education, and scholarly support. Ensures alignment with institutional priorities and delivers high-value patient care. Requires a PharmD, pharmacy residency or equivalent experience, pharmacist licensure, and clinical specialty board certification within two years.

Provides comprehensive inpatient care from admission through discharge as a nocturnist at a critical access hospital. Works 12-hour onsite night shifts in a seven-days-on, seven-days-off schedule, contributes to 24/7 hospitalist coverage, and assists the emergency department with resuscitations and trauma support. Additional shifts at other Minnesota hospitals may be available.