Jobs at Tufts Medicine

The Receptionist provides administrative support, greets visitors, handles phone calls, assists patients, and performs clerical duties under general supervision.

The OB/GYN Physician will provide comprehensive obstetrical and gynecological care, share hospital call, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, while enjoying a 4-day work week with supportive hospital resources.

The Vice Chair of Quality in Radiology ensures high-quality imaging services, oversees quality improvement programs, mentors residents, and collaborates with department leadership to enhance patient care in an academic setting.

Join the OB/GYN Hospitalist team at Tufts Medicine, providing nocturnal obstetric and gynecological care while mentoring residents and students. Responsibilities include managing L&D, ED Admissions, and consultations with a strong emphasis on quality care and education.

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

Join Tufts Medicine as an Orthopaedic Hand Surgeon, managing hand and upper extremity conditions, contributing to medical education, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

The Outpatient Rheumatologist will provide patient-centered care in a multidisciplinary team setting, addressing a variety of rheumatological conditions, while focusing on quality of life within a community healthcare environment.

The Electrophysiology Cardiologist will perform a range of cardiac EP procedures, teach and mentor fellows, and contribute to clinical research and program growth at Tufts Medical Center.

The Urologic Oncologist will practice within a collaborative academic environment, manage complex urologic oncology cases, and contribute to teaching and research.

The Palliative Care Attending Physician will provide clinical care, participate in palliative care projects, mentor medical students, and build interdisciplinary collaborations.

The OB/GYN Physician will provide comprehensive care in obstetrics and gynecology, participate in a call schedule, build patient relationships, and work collaboratively with a healthcare team.

The Neurosurgeon will join a team at MelroseWakefield Hospital, providing advanced neurosurgical care with a focus on spine surgeries while participating in call schedules and community interactions.

The Thoracic Surgeon will provide advanced surgical care for thoracic and esophageal conditions, educating residents and collaborating with healthcare professionals, while also engaging in clinical research.

As an Epileptologist, you will provide general neurology care and focus on improving patient comfort and quality of life in a community setting, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

The Plastic Surgeon will provide exceptional reconstructive and aesthetic care, mentor medical students, collaborate with specialists, and engage in research within the division.

The Research Project Coordinator supports research activities by managing project plans, organizing meetings, and ensuring effective communication among stakeholders, while also maintaining compliance and assisting with events.

The IRB Administrator I provides administrative support to the Institutional Review Board by coordinating the review of research, ensuring compliance with regulations, and maintaining documentation, while interacting with investigators and the research community.

CRNAs at Tufts Medicine will administer and monitor patient care related to anesthesia under the supervision of Attending Anesthesiologists, with a focus on patient well-being before and after procedures.

The Pediatric Hospitalist will provide clinical care, teach medical students and residents, and engage in academic growth and quality improvement in pediatric care settings.

The Orthoptist evaluates patients with ocular motility disorders, assists ophthalmologists, organizes screenings, conducts teaching programs, and maintains equipment and records.