Jobs at Tufts Medicine

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.

Provide hands-on food service support in hospital settings: prepare and serve regular and modified diets, assemble and deliver patient trays, maintain sanitation and temperature logs, stock pantries, operate kitchen equipment, assist with menu selection and special nutritional products, and follow PPE and hygiene protocols.

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.

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.

Coordinate and improve abdominal transplant program operations: recruit and support patients and referring providers, facilitate evaluations and multidisciplinary meetings, track performance and regulatory compliance, conduct site visits, implement process improvements, and provide education and feedback to optimize patient outcomes.

Overnight Clinical Pharmacist responsible for managing pharmacy operations, promoting best practices, ensuring compliance, and collaborating with healthcare professionals for patient care.

Perform diagnostic radiologic procedures in a high-acuity hospital setting, ensure correct imaging protocols and patient safety, perform equipment quality control, train others, and coordinate with clinical teams. Requires independent operation of imaging equipment and participation in ongoing education.

Provide ambulatory general pediatric care for medically and socially complex patients at Tufts Medical Center. Teach and mentor Tufts University medical students and residents. Collaborate with Boston Childrens Hospital and Tufts University School of Medicine, support network development, quality improvement, patient safety, resource management, and operational integration.

The Research Associate I role involves developing lab protocols, conducting experiments on AL amyloidosis in mouse models, and performing data analysis.

Provide administrative and clinical support for a neurology practice: schedule appointments, verify insurance, check in patients, assist with revenue cycle tasks (registration, billing charge entry, copay collection), maintain EMR documentation, answer triage calls, support providers, and participate in performance improvement projects.

The role involves administrative support for clinic operations, managing patient appointments, maintaining records, and assisting with reimbursement processes while ensuring excellent customer service.

Provide on-site security and public safety for hospital property: patrol facilities, respond to routine and emergency calls, de-escalate incidents, complete reports, screen visitors/vendors, assist in investigations and emergency responses, and support loss prevention and dispatch functions as directed.

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.

Provide clinical expertise and hospital-wide support as an autonomous resource for adult nursing units. Respond to medical emergencies (Code Blue, Rapid Response, Stroke), perform clinical rounds, mentor and educate staff, assist with high-acuity patient management and transfers, develop and update nursing policies, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to improve patient outcomes, safety, and staff development.

The Operating Room Aide I assists in preparing surgical areas, transports patients, maintains equipment, and ensures cleanliness in a hospital setting under supervision.

Assist the PI in planning and implementing clinical research studies: recruit and screen participants, obtain consent, perform study measurements and basic lab activities, complete CRFs and data entry, maintain regulatory binders, ensure IRB and GCP/HIPAA compliance, coordinate sponsor site visits, monitor and report adverse events.

Provide high-level administrative and project support to OBGYN executive leadership, managing complex scheduling, confidential communications, meeting and event coordination, travel arrangements, budget tracking, reports, and departmental administrative processes while liaising with physicians, executives, and vendors.

Lead development and execution of organizational risk management: identify, assess, mitigate, and report clinical and operational risks. Manage incident investigations, aggregate event analysis, regulatory reporting, policy development, staff education, and collaborate with clinical, legal, and claims teams to improve patient safety and reduce loss.

The Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon will provide clinical care, teach residents, mentor students, engage in research, and build a robust surgical practice at Tufts Medical Center.