Jobs at Tufts Medicine

Develops and oversees the Quality Management Plan for the transplant program, ensuring regulatory compliance (FACT, Joint Commission). Manages document control, conducts audits, analyzes program data, prepares quality and outcome reports, supports inspection readiness, maintains staff training and competency records, and collaborates with clinical leaders to implement quality improvement actions.

Prepares and serves regular and therapeutic meals, assists patients with menu selection, delivers and retrieves trays, maintains diet order accuracy, stocks supplies, prepares food and nutritional products, and cleans and sanitizes kitchen equipment and workstations. The role also maintains food safety, temperature, and sanitation logs while supporting patient, retail, and catering food-service operations.

Performs radiologic procedures safely, accurately, and independently in a Level 1 trauma center. Verifies patients, protocols, and imaging parameters; operates radiology equipment; maintains quality control, supplies, and work areas; coordinates patient care with other departments; and provides instructions and support to patients. Serves as a clinical and technical resource by training students and technologists and participating in ongoing education.

Provides direct and indirect support for patients undergoing surgery. Responsibilities include operating room setup and turnover, patient and equipment transport, stocking supplies, assisting with patient positioning and transfers, maintaining cleanliness and safety, exchanging medical gas tanks, handling specimens and blood products, and supporting specialized surgical equipment needs. Requires physical stamina, manual dexterity, knowledge of aseptic technique, flexibility for on-call shifts, and adherence to clinical and regulatory standards.

Perform CT scans safely and accurately according to hospital policies and American College of Radiology standards. Responsibilities include verifying patients and procedures, selecting imaging protocols, administering IV contrast, maintaining equipment quality control, coordinating patient care, stocking supplies, maintaining compliant work areas, and supporting education of students and new technologists.

The OB/GYN Physician will provide comprehensive care in obstetrics and gynecology, participate in call schedules, collaborate with a care team, and foster patient relationships in a community-focused practice.

Provides administrative coordination and operational support for a gastrointestinal clinic, including staffing, scheduling, front desk operations, payroll, revenue capture, prior authorization, workflow improvement, reporting, communications, meetings, quality improvement, regulatory compliance, hiring, and employee orientation.

Coordinates patient and information flow within a perioperative/PACU unit. Maintains medical records, charts, bed assignments, and computerized orders; communicates with admissions, clinical staff, physicians, patients, visitors, and external services. Supports transfers, discharges, emergency requests, follow-up appointments, downtime procedures, supplies, equipment tracking, time records, and new coordinator training. Requires strong organization, communication, confidentiality, computer proficiency, medical terminology knowledge, and routine problem-solving skills.

Coordinates academic and clinical research projects by developing timelines, tracking action items, maintaining IRB protocol lists, preparing reports and communications, organizing meetings, seminars, and advisory committees, and supporting publications, grants, and clinical trial materials. Manages event logistics, budgets, travel arrangements, files, and cost tracking while maintaining relationships with researchers, administrators, and medical staff. Ensures compliance with hospital policies and supports process improvements.

Performs radiologic procedures across emergency, inpatient, outpatient, operating room, portable, and fluoroscopy settings. Verifies patient and procedure details, follows imaging protocols and radiation-safety standards, operates equipment, maintains quality control, coordinates patient care, stocks supplies, and supports education of students and new technologists.

Leads administrative operations for a neurosurgery practice by coordinating staff, referrals, scheduling, onboarding, training, coverage plans, compliance, performance improvement, revenue-cycle activities, deposits, inventory, and practice coordinator meetings. Supports the Practice Manager, improves workflow efficiency, enhances patient experience, and maintains confidential medical information while coordinating multiple priorities.

Provides administrative coordination and operational support for a healthcare program. Oversees scheduling, staffing coverage, front desk functions, payroll, budget compliance, revenue capture, prior authorization, workflows, communications, meetings, regulatory compliance, quality improvement, and onboarding. Analyzes performance data, supports strategic planning, coordinates resources, and serves as a liaison among clinical teams, hospital departments, patients, insurers, and external agencies.

Provides outpatient cardiology care by evaluating, diagnosing, and managing acute and chronic cardiovascular conditions. Develops longitudinal patient relationships, optimizes treatment plans, supports preventive and chronic disease management, and collaborates with cardiologists and multidisciplinary healthcare teams to improve outcomes and quality of life.

Provides executive HR leadership for community hospitals, overseeing HR strategy, operations, workforce planning, talent acquisition, organizational development, compensation, employee and labor relations, engagement, succession planning, compliance, analytics, and change management. Advises hospital presidents and senior leaders while partnering with corporate HR centers of excellence. Leads organizational transformation, restructuring, mergers, acquisitions, affiliations, workforce integration, and culture initiatives across a complex, matrixed healthcare system.

Lead the Medical Oncology component of the Thoracic Oncology Program, provide patient care across Tufts Medical Center and affiliated community offices, participate in multidisciplinary tumor board, share inpatient and on-call coverage, contribute to fellowship and medical education, and engage in clinical and translational cancer research including clinical trial implementation and phase 1 studies.

Perform independent CT scans, verify patient/procedures, set imaging protocols and scanner parameters, administer IV contrast, ensure safety and quality control, communicate with clinical teams, and train/mentor students and technologists.

Manages inpatient social work services across two hospital campuses, including staffing, supervision, performance reviews, clinical guidance, scheduling, documentation audits, and patient-care outcomes. Builds relationships with community agencies and post-acute providers, oversees performance improvement initiatives, maintains resource materials, coordinates social work internships, and leads training and continuing education programs. Requires an MSW, LICSW license, and seven years of post-master’s social work experience, including acute-care or supervisory experience.

Supervises operating room support services and staff, managing scheduling, training, coaching, customer service, clinical administrative systems, patient triage, reappointments, cash collections, and scheduling templates. Serves as a hospital systems super user, leads quality and efficiency initiatives, supports revenue and documentation projects, coordinates onboarding, and implements process improvements while maintaining confidentiality and strong relationships with patients, physicians, and colleagues.

Provide safe, timely transport of patients within the hospital, assist with equipment and oxygen rounds, transfer patients using proper body mechanics, disinfect and inspect transport equipment, notify clinical staff of issues, maintain communication with unit leadership, and assist in training transport associates.

Provide clinical nutrition assessment and counseling, develop individualized diet plans, monitor patient progress, maintain records, coordinate with medical staff, teach students and community groups, supervise lower-level staff, perform administrative duties, and participate in nutrition-related projects and in-service education.