Jobs at Tufts Medicine

Provide nursing care and care-transition coordination for patients across settings (inpatient, home health, SNF, rehab). Educate patients/families, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, use tele-monitoring, prevent rehospitalizations, prepare reports, ensure regulatory compliance and accurate documentation.

Coordinates patient flow and unit communication in Periop/PACU by managing admissions, bed assignments, medical records, transcribing physician orders, answering phones, entering orders into hospital systems, and supporting staff during emergencies and electronic downtime.

Provide administrative and clerical support for care managers to ensure smooth patient transitions. Handle phone triage, documentation in EMR, liaison with post-acute providers, daily reports, faxing, and office operations across hospital campuses and weekend rotations.

Provide clinical administrative support for the Short Stay Unit: communicate with admissions about patient status, manage and relay bed assignments, greet and direct patients and staff, assemble and maintain patient charts and medical records, prepare charts for discharge, update bed boards and computer records, and handle filing of reports and patient documentation.

Provide administrative and scheduling support for the Division of Genetics and the Clinical Chief. Duties include correspondence, meeting and travel coordination, filing, purchase requisitions, phone/reception duties, data entry, and office equipment support while maintaining confidentiality and departmental procedures.

Provide administrative coordination and daily operational support for audiology services, including scheduling, billing, prior authorizations, revenue capture, staffing/scheduling, data analysis, quality improvement, regulatory compliance, interdepartmental communication, and front-desk functions. Serve as liaison to leadership, patients, and external partners to improve workflows and service delivery.

Provide administrative coordination and operational support for an infusion program, including scheduling, budget/payroll oversight, prior authorizations, workflow development, data analysis, interdepartmental communication, quality improvement, regulatory compliance, and onboarding. Serve as primary clerical contact and liaise with clinical teams to support patient care and program goals.

Responsible for hospital revenue cycle/accounts receivable tasks: billing, claims and billing edits, eligibility verification, payer follow-up, appeals, adjustments, remittance posting, collections, and collaborating with internal teams and payers to maximize reimbursement and resolve outstanding accounts.

Lead design, migration and support of Avaya-based VOIP telephony and enterprise LAN/WAN/Wireless. Deploy and maintain firewalls, IDS/IPS, SAN/NAS, VPNs, Meditech systems, and network monitoring. Plan capacity, maintain topology documentation, lead network projects, provide onsite support across hospital facilities, and participate in on-call rotation.

Provide comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic patient care as an academic generalist, teach and mentor residents and medical students, engage in research and quality improvement, collaborate with subspecialists, and participate in departmental administrative and scholarly activities (four clinical days plus one administrative day weekly).

The Body Imager will interpret various imaging studies, participate in research and educational conferences, and handle weekend on-call duties remotely. Leadership opportunities are available in medical education and administrative roles.

The Breast Imaging Radiologist will perform diagnostic tests, manage breast-related conditions, collaborate with a team, teach, and engage in research.

The role involves interpreting musculoskeletal imaging, performing MSK procedures, teaching residents and fellows, and participating in research and quality improvement projects.

Under supervision, perform CT scans and related procedures following ACR standards; verify patient and protocols, administer IV contrast, maintain equipment quality control, ensure safety, participate in training, and complete CT certification within two years.

Collect and enter required birth data into the state birth registry, assist parents with worksheets and paternity/denial forms, coordinate with clinicians, process birth and fetal death certificates per state/federal regulations, maintain logs and provide birth statistics, and ensure accuracy, confidentiality, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Provide front-desk and administrative support for a Hematology/Oncology clinic: schedule appointments, triage calls, verify insurance, collect copays, prepare and load medical records into the EMR, assist with billing and revenue cycle tasks, support providers with clerical duties, monitor patient flow, and participate in performance improvement projects while maintaining patient confidentiality and high customer service.

Support translational cardiac research under supervision by performing molecular and cellular assays (DNA/RNA/protein extraction, RT-PCR, Western blot, ELISA, FACS), mitochondria and cardiomyocyte isolation, seahorse mitochondrial assays, histology and image analysis, maintain lab records, follow safety protocols, and assist equipment and supply maintenance.

Provide hospital-wide clinical support as an expert resource: respond to medical emergencies (Code Blue, Rapid Response, Stroke), conduct rounds, mentor and educate staff, assist with high-acuity patient care and transfers, update nursing policies, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to improve patient outcomes, safety, and staff development.

The Linen Aide ll ensures timely linen supply in a hospital by distributing, restocking, and managing inventory while maintaining cleanliness and workflow efficiency under moderate supervision.

As a CT Technologist, you will perform CT scans, verify patient information, ensure safety procedures, and maintain equipment quality. You will also provide patient instructions and support ongoing education.