Jobs at Boston Medical Center (BMC)

The Senior Research Clinical Coordinator conducts patient recruitment, manages databases, designs research protocols, and ensures quality control, while also overseeing staff and lab activities.

The General Surgeon will perform a variety of surgical procedures, provide clinical care, participate in educational initiatives, and contribute to program development and patient safety.

The Clinical Systems Adoption Specialist enhances clinician experience by supporting Epic and related systems, providing training, and optimizing workflows through data analysis.

The Clinical Pharmacy Manager oversees clinical pharmacy functions, trains staff, participates in committees, and manages the PGY1 Residency Program, ensuring alignment with standards and goals.

Lead pharmacy supply chain for a $900M P&L, oversee 340B program ($175M), specialty pharmacy access, contracts, inventory controls, compliance and accreditation, and drive strategy, growth, and vendor/GPO relationships across inpatient, ambulatory and retail settings.

The Clinical Research Regulatory Coordinator manages regulatory compliance for clinical trials, preparing submissions and maintaining documentation, while collaborating with stakeholders to ensure adherence to policies and regulations.

The Program Manager will design, implement, and evaluate faculty development programs, oversee operations, manage timelines, and coordinate resources while collaborating with faculty leaders.

The Operations Manager of Public Safety oversees staff and operations, ensuring effective public safety services while managing personnel, budgets, and compliance. Responsibilities include recruitment, training, emergency response coordination, and departmental policy development.

The Urologist will deliver comprehensive clinical care for adult urologic conditions, engage in medical education, and work collaboratively in an academic setting.

The Senior Administrative Coordinator provides high-level administrative support, manages schedules, coordinates projects, and handles confidential communications within the Hematology/Oncology research section.

The Operations Manager oversees administrative functions, ensures compliance, improves efficiency, and fosters customer satisfaction in ambulatory services.

Conducts participant recruitment and enrollment, collects and manages study data, maintains IRB paperwork, tracks DSMB/adverse events, performs administrative tasks, assists with literature searches, grant prep, and manuscript support. May provide translation and interpretation.

The Histotechnologist II performs complex histology tests, maintains lab equipment, trains staff, and prepares tissue samples. Responsibilities include microtomy, staining, and interacting with medical staff.

Provides executive administrative support to senior leaders, including scheduling, composing correspondence, managing budgets, and organizing travel arrangements.

Supervises orthopedic operations, oversees staff, manages workflow, and ensures compliance in a high-volume orthopedic surgery practice. Responsible for training and quality assurance.

The Operations Supervisor oversees administrative and financial operations, manages staff training, monitors workflow, and ensures departmental efficiency while maintaining communication with various stakeholders.

The Dietary Aide cleans and maintains sanitary conditions in dietary areas and assists in food preparation, service, and storage.

The Central Processing Supervisor manages daily operations of sterilization processes, supervises staff, ensures compliance with safety standards, and communicates with other departments.

The Central Processing Supervisor oversees daily operations and staff in sterilization processes, ensuring compliance with regulations and quality standards while maintaining a team-oriented environment.

The IBD Gastroenterologist will evaluate, diagnose, and manage IBD patients, develop a clinical program, perform endoscopic procedures, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams at BMC Brighton.