Jobs at Tufts Medicine

Performs CT scans safely and accurately according to hospital policies, radiological standards, and ACR requirements. Verifies patients, procedures, protocols, and scanner parameters; administers IV contrast; maintains equipment quality and supplies; coordinates patient care; and trains students or technologists. The role requires independent judgment, patient communication, radiation safety knowledge, and collaboration across departments in a high-acuity trauma-center environment.

Performs CT imaging procedures under the supervision of certified CT technologists while completing a six-month training program and CT certification requirements. Responsibilities include verifying patients and procedures, following imaging protocols, administering IV contrast, maintaining safety and quality standards, operating CT equipment, coordinating patient care, completing quality control, and maintaining supplies and work areas. Upon certification, the trainee transitions to Tufts Medical Center to provide CT services in a Level I Trauma Center.

Provides administrative and clinical office support, including patient scheduling, check-in, insurance verification, referral management, copayment collection, medical record preparation, billing support, patient-flow monitoring, and physician clerical assistance. The role also handles phone and in-person patient interactions, maintains confidential information, performs general office duties, and supports practice improvement projects.

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 cleans and sanitizes kitchen equipment and work areas. The role also maintains temperature and sanitation logs, follows infection-control procedures, and may prepare specialized nutritional products or operate a cash register.

Provides administrative and operational support in a radiology reading room and clinical practice. Responsibilities include scheduling appointments and testing, answering phones, checking in patients, verifying insurance, managing referrals, preparing medical records in the EMR, monitoring patient flow, collecting copayments, supporting billing reconciliation, and providing clerical support to physicians. The role also assists with office operations, revenue cycle activities, and performance improvement projects.

Provides professional infusion and clinical nursing care from admission through discharge. Assesses patients, develops and implements individualized care plans, administers medications and treatments, monitors responses, educates patients and families, coordinates discharge, documents care, and collaborates with healthcare teams. Supports patient safety, quality improvement, evidence-based practice, mentoring, delegation, and professional development while adhering to Massachusetts nursing standards.

Coordinates hospital environmental services activities on the night shift, including housekeeping task assignments, room inspections, floor care, bed tracking, staffing coverage, inventory, linen services, room setups, equipment reporting, safety inspections, and quality assurance. Performs cleaning and facility support duties, operates heavy-duty cleaning equipment, follows infection control and hazardous waste procedures, and assists with employee supervision and training.

Leads daily clinical and administrative operations for an endoscopy unit, coordinates patient care and resources, schedules staff, supervises nursing personnel, and promotes quality, safety, evidence-based practice, and Magnet standards. Provides clinical leadership through mentoring, education, competency oversight, interdisciplinary collaboration, process improvement, patient advocacy, regulatory compliance, and participation in committees and special projects.

Provides licensed practical nursing care to hematology/oncology patients under RN and physician supervision. Coordinates appointments, testing, referrals, treatment plans, patient education, follow-up, documentation, and multidisciplinary care transitions. Triages patient calls, monitors medication responses, advocates for patients and families, supports oncology procedures, and participates in quality data activities while maintaining safe, age-appropriate clinical care.

Provide outpatient physical therapy (orthopedic and pelvic floor) across age groups: evaluate, develop and implement treatment plans, document care, supervise and train staff and students, coordinate clinic operations, participate in quality improvement and interdisciplinary care. May rotate weekend/holiday coverage.

Provides gastroenterology patient care under physician supervision, including histories, physical examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, diagnostic testing, medication prescribing, procedures, patient education, referrals, documentation, and care coordination. May assist with inpatient rounds, emergencies, staff training, scheduling, and performance evaluations.

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.

Provides outpatient nursing care to endocrine and diabetes patients under registered nurse supervision. Administers medications and treatments, assesses patient conditions and pain, documents care, educates patients and families, supports discharge instructions, communicates changes to the healthcare team, and participates in quality improvement. The role requires a Massachusetts LPN license and Basic Life Support certification, with IV therapy and infusion experience preferred.

Develop and monitor a system-wide infection prevention program across hospital locations. Conduct infection surveillance, epidemiological investigations, outbreak recognition, exposure follow-up, and compliance monitoring. Develop policies, lead performance improvement teams, train staff, advise clinical departments, coordinate communicable disease reporting, support Joint Commission readiness, and collaborate with public health, safety, construction, and supply chain teams.

Perform CT scans independently according to hospital policies, radiological standards, and ACR requirements. Verify patients and procedures, select imaging protocols, administer IV contrast, ensure equipment and patient safety, conduct quality control, maintain supplies and work areas, coordinate patient care, and train students or technologists. The role requires an associate degree, ARRT radiologic and CT certifications, state licensure eligibility, four years of CT experience, and BLS certification.

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.

Provides outpatient orthopedic care under physician supervision, including patient evaluations, histories, physical examinations, diagnostic testing, diagnosis, treatment planning, prescribing, procedures, referrals, patient education, documentation, and care coordination. May train new physician assistants, support scheduling and evaluations, participate in rounds, and manage patient emergencies.

Provides administrative and clinical office support for a primary care practice. Duties include scheduling appointments and testing, answering phones, checking in patients, verifying insurance, collecting copayments, preparing medical records, supporting revenue cycle activities, monitoring patient flow, assisting physicians, and completing general clerical work.

Under pharmacist supervision, the Pharmacy Intern distributes and compounds medications, manages inventory and pharmacy records, delivers pharmaceuticals and IV solutions, inspects medication areas, monitors refrigerator temperatures, assists with controlled substances and medication reconciliation, processes prescriptions and over-the-counter sales, triages calls, and provides pharmacy support services.

Performs maternal-fetal medicine ultrasound examinations independently, following radiological and AIUM standards to produce accurate diagnostic images. Verifies patients and procedures, configures imaging protocols, ensures equipment and patient safety, performs quality control, maintains supplies and work areas, coordinates patient care, and trains students and technologists. Requires an associate degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, ARDMS registration, OB/GYN certification, and four years of MFM ultrasound experience.