Jobs at Beth Israel Lahey Health

Provides executive leadership for Lahey Clinic nursing operations, clinical quality, patient safety, staffing, workforce development, financial performance, regulatory compliance, and strategic planning. Oversees nursing standards, budgets, process improvement, patient and family experience, and collaboration across Beth Israel Lahey Health. Leads nursing executives and partners with organizational leaders, Human Resources, Finance, Quality, and external professional organizations to advance coordinated, high-quality care.

Provides scientific, strategic, and operational leadership for lung screening programs. Conducts outcomes and population health research, analyzes clinical and program data, develops dashboards and performance frameworks, and translates findings into operational improvements. Oversees patient navigation, quality improvement, community engagement, program expansion, and financial sustainability. Leads multidisciplinary collaborations, supervises staff, supports publications and grants, and reports findings to clinical and executive leadership.

Performs diagnostic radiographic procedures across operating room, emergency, inpatient, and outpatient settings. Obtains patient histories, manages contrast documentation, operates radiologic equipment, reviews image quality, and maintains accurate RIS and PACS records. Ensures radiation safety using ALARA principles, supports patient care, participates in quality improvement and training, and provides coverage across sites, including on-call, overtime, and holiday rotations.

Performs diagnostic radiographic procedures across OR, ER, inpatient, and outpatient settings. Obtains patient histories, administers and documents contrast use, operates RIS and PACS, evaluates image quality, and applies radiation-safety practices under ALARA. Provides patient care, transports patients and equipment, participates in quality improvement and training, and maintains required licensure and certifications. Requires flexibility for off-site work, overtime, on-call, holiday rotations, and coverage at other locations.

Performs diagnostic and vascular ultrasound examinations for adult and geriatric patients under radiologist direction. Obtains patient histories, operates ultrasound equipment, evaluates images for anatomy and pathology, ensures image quality using PACS, tracks patients in RIS, maintains accurate documentation, and follows clinical, safety, licensing, and quality standards. The technologist also supports patient transport, room preparation, staff mentoring, student training, and departmental quality improvement.

Provides inpatient and outpatient cardiology care for complex cardiovascular patients, leads inpatient teaching teams and consult services, manages a diverse patient population, and participates in clinical education for fellows, medical students, and residents. Preferred interests include cardiovascular imaging, vascular medicine, or advanced heart failure.

Provides ambulatory cardiology nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, medication and blood-product administration, symptom triage, education, care coordination, delegation, and evaluation. Collaborates with physicians and healthcare teams, advocates for patients, maintains regulatory compliance, supports quality improvement, and applies evidence-based nursing practice. Requires Massachusetts RN licensure, BLS certification, and acute-care medical-surgical experience.

Coordinates and administers multiple clinical research studies under general supervision. Supports principal investigators and research staff, implements study protocols, maintains administrative systems, screens and recruits participants, follows study participants, and collects and reports clinical data in accordance with regulatory and institutional requirements. Interacts compassionately with participants diagnosed with various medical conditions and may travel nationally to research sites, investigator meetings, and conferences.

Provides administrative and patient-facing support for a hospital cardiology department. Responsibilities include answering calls, greeting patients, scheduling appointments, maintaining calendars and records, preparing documents, updating demographic and insurance information, coordinating referrals and ancillary procedures, routing forms, and supporting licensed practitioners with prescription renewals. The role is fully onsite and requires strong communication, customer service, confidentiality, and computer skills.

Provides diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology care to adults under the supervision of clinical audiologists. Conducts hearing and electrophysiologic assessments, evaluates hearing aid and assistive device needs, programs and troubleshoots amplification devices, supports implantable hearing technologies, documents patient care, educates patients and families, and collaborates with physicians, nurses, and audiology teams.

Provides administrative and clerical support for a gastroenterology department. Responsibilities include answering calls, greeting patients, scheduling appointments, maintaining calendars and records, preparing documents, updating patient and insurance information, coordinating referrals and procedures, routing forms, and supporting licensed practitioners with prescription renewals. Requires professional communication, accurate data entry, confidentiality, and customer service in a hospital environment.

The Urologist will manage benign urologic conditions, perform endoscopic and in-office procedures, and support community-based practices.

Provides full-time rheumatology care across Lahey Hospital and Medical Center and the Londonderry Specialty Care Clinic. Responsibilities include treating musculoskeletal diseases, developing personalized treatment plans, performing minimal inpatient consultations, participating in a light on-call schedule, and collaborating with nursing, therapy, orthopedic, endocrinology, radiology, infusion, and administrative teams.

Provide comprehensive endocrinology care for diabetes, adrenal and pituitary diseases, thyroid conditions, osteoporosis, parathyroid and metabolic bone disorders, reproductive health, and transgender hormone management. The endocrinologist will work with a multidisciplinary team in Burlington and Peabody, participate in an excellent on-call schedule, and may contribute to medical education, fellowship training, and academic inquiry.

Provide diagnostic abdominal and chest imaging using MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray, and fluoroscopy. Collaborate with multidisciplinary hepatobiliary, gastrointestinal, surgical, urology, and oncology teams. Participate in clinical conferences, tumor boards, peer learning, resident education, teaching, and research within an academic hospital environment. No procedures are required.

Provides advanced clinical care for hematology and oncology patients, including triage, examinations, admissions, inpatient rounding, diagnostic testing, medication management, procedures, patient education, care coordination, documentation, emergency response, and postoperative support. Collaborates with physicians and multidisciplinary teams, develops and revises individualized care plans, communicates abnormal findings, assists with procedures and surgery when needed, and provides on-call and follow-up care.

Provide front-desk and administrative support for a medical department: answer phones, greet visitors, schedule appointments, prepare correspondence and reports, maintain records and databases, assist providers with routine tasks, and coordinate with other departments to support patient care.

The AP EDI Specialist performs clerical and analytical tasks related to accounts payable, including data entry, invoice processing, vendor management, and EDI audits within ERP systems.

Processes, labels, stores, transports, and maintains the integrity of clinical and surgical pathology specimens. Performs phlebotomy, specimen triage, documentation, inventory management, equipment upkeep, waste handling, and send-out tasks. Collects and transports anatomic pathology specimens, assigns cases to pathologists, and follows quality, safety, infection control, and hazardous-material protocols. The role requires accurate work under pressure, patient interaction, venipuncture, and rotating weekend or holiday coverage.

Provide and help develop an inpatient geriatric consultation service, deliver interdisciplinary geriatric consultations, support Age-Friendly initiatives, teach learners, and promote quality care transitions while engaging in clinical, educational, and quality-improvement work.