Mass General Hospital Careers: Jobs & Hiring Info

Boston, Massachusetts · Careers & Hiring Guide · Updated August 24, 2026

Massachusetts General Hospital jobs, applications, hiring process and employee benefits

Massachusetts General Hospital — commonly called Mass General or MGH — hires across patient care, nursing, research, laboratory science, administration, information technology, clinical support, allied health, operations and many other career areas. Mass General jobs are now searched and applied for through the Mass General Brigham careers system.

Mass General accepts job applications online. Applicants create or use a candidate profile, choose a specific opening, submit the required application information and résumé, and then wait for recruiter review. You should never pay an application, interview, equipment or recruitment fee to obtain a Mass General Brigham job.

Official Online Applications Boston, MA Nursing & Clinical Careers Research Jobs Administrative Careers Temporary Jobs Benefits at 20+ Hours/Week
Job scam warning: Mass General Brigham says it will never request payment, banking details or other financial information during hiring. Current recruitment communications should come from an @mgb.org email address. If a supposed recruiter asks you to buy equipment, send money, cash a check or provide banking information, stop and verify the contact. Recruitment legitimacy can be checked at 857-282-7642.
Official job system Mass General Brigham Careers

External jobs are currently hosted through the Mass General Brigham Workday careers portal.

Application method Online only

Mass General’s career FAQ states that job applications must be submitted online.

Career assistance careers@partners.org

Official Mass General pages continue to list this address for application questions or difficulties.

Application accommodation 617-726-5140

For applicants with disabilities who need help accessing the online application system.

Recruitment fraud verification 857-282-7642

Use this current Mass General Brigham number to verify suspicious recruiting contact.

Main Mass General campus 55 Fruit Street

Boston, MA 02114. Your actual work site may be elsewhere, so always read the job posting.

What types of jobs does Mass General hire for?

Mass General Brigham currently organizes its talent pipeline across multiple clinical and non-clinical career families.

Nursing

Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses where applicable, specialty nurses, procedural nursing and other nursing roles.

Clinical Support

Patient care associates, medical assistants, certified nursing assistants and other hands-on patient support positions.

Advanced Practice

Nurse practitioners, physician assistants and other advanced-practice clinicians working alongside physicians and care teams.

Allied Health

Diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitation careers such as technologists, therapists and other licensed clinical professions.

Research

Research assistants, coordinators, laboratory personnel, data-focused roles and other positions supporting clinical and biomedical research.

Administration

Patient-facing administrative jobs, billing, HR, marketing, development, operations and office-support positions.

Information Services

Systems, applications, cybersecurity, infrastructure, analytics, digital health and healthcare-technology roles.

Support Services

Food and nutrition, environmental services, transport, facilities, drivers and operational support jobs.

Leadership

Supervisory, management, director and other leadership positions across clinical and non-clinical departments.

If you do not see a suitable opening today, Mass General Brigham also operates a Talent Community organized around administration, support services, clinical support, advanced practice, nursing, information services, research, allied health and leadership.

How to apply for a Mass General Hospital job

Mass General states that it accepts online job applications rather than résumé-only applications by email.

Find the exact opening. Use the official careers portal and open the specific job you want rather than submitting a general résumé to the hospital.
Read the minimum qualifications first. Check required degree, experience, license, certification, shift and location.
Start the online application. Sign in or create the candidate profile required by the careers platform.
Upload your current résumé. Make sure dates, titles, clinical credentials and contact information are accurate.
Complete every required application field. Do not assume that uploading a résumé automatically replaces all required application questions.
Review before submitting. Confirm email address, phone, work history, license information and the exact position selected.
Submit the application. Mass General says applicants receive an automatic email notification after submission.
Wait for recruiter review. The application is routed to the appropriate Human Resources recruiter for review against the role’s requirements.
Do not email a résumé instead of applying online. The careers email is useful for application questions or technical difficulty, but Mass General’s FAQ says the hospital accepts job applications through its online system.

What should your résumé include?

The most useful résumé is one that makes it easy for a recruiter to match your background to the posting.

For clinical jobs

  • Current professional title
  • State license and status when relevant
  • Required certifications
  • Clinical specialty experience
  • Hospital/unit experience
  • Electronic health-record experience when relevant
  • Education and graduation dates
  • Shift or schedule experience where useful

For research / non-clinical jobs

  • Relevant job titles and responsibilities
  • Research methods or laboratory techniques
  • Data, software or systems experience
  • Regulatory or IRB experience where relevant
  • Education
  • Certifications
  • Project accomplishments
  • Skills specifically requested in the posting
Practical approach: read the first several responsibilities and required qualifications in the job posting, then make sure your résumé clearly shows where you have actually performed those functions. Do not add skills or credentials you do not have.

What happens after you submit an application?

Submission confirmation does not mean that an interview has been scheduled.

Application submitted
Mass General says an automatic email notification is sent after online submission.
Recruiter review
The application is routed to the appropriate Human Resources recruiter, who reviews skills and experience against the job requirements.
Not selected immediately
Mass General warns that the automatic acknowledgement may be the only correspondence some applicants receive about that application.
Application status question
Because the system receives a high volume of applications, Mass General Brigham says it may not be able to respond individually to application-status inquiries.
Reapplying to same position
Mass General Brigham currently warns that repeated submissions for the same position can replace the previously submitted application for that position.
There is no publicly guaranteed “you will hear back within X days” rule for every Mass General job. Hiring speed varies by department, vacancy urgency, applicant volume, credentialing needs and interview availability.

Mass General interview process: what to expect

The hospital does not publish one fixed interview sequence that applies to every job family.

Interview format can vary significantly. A research assistant, staff nurse, physician, laboratory technologist, manager and environmental-services candidate should not expect identical hiring steps.

Prepare for these common topics

  • Why you applied for the specific role
  • Your relevant experience
  • Schedule and shift availability
  • Examples of teamwork
  • Communication with patients, families or colleagues
  • Problem solving
  • Quality and safety awareness for clinical roles
  • Research, systems or technical skills where relevant
  • Required licenses and certifications
  • When you would be available to start
Temporary roles have a clearer published process: Mass General Brigham’s Bulfinch Temporary Service says selected applicants receive a phone screen and interview with a Staffing Specialist before assignment matching and pre-employment requirements.

Background checks and pre-employment requirements

An offer can be contingent on completing Mass General Brigham employment requirements.

Current Mass General Brigham employment conditions include, as applicable:

Identity & work authorization

Compliance with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services rules for identity verification and authorization to work in the United States.

Background screening

Massachusetts CORI and other relevant local or national criminal background checks.

Exclusion screening

Review of applicable Medicare sanctions and exclusions lists.

Health / drug screening

Pre-employment health and drug screening can apply depending on the position.

References

Reference information can include academic and employment records, final evaluations and recommendations for future employment.

Clinical credentialing

Clinical positions may additionally require credentialing and medical-staff appointment before the applicant can provide clinical services.

Vaccination requirement

The current Mass General Brigham conditions-of-employment page lists annual compliance with the system’s Influenza Vaccination Policy. Individual jobs may have additional occupational-health requirements, so applicants should follow the latest conditions shown in the posting and onboarding instructions.

Some older Mass General career webpages can retain earlier employment-condition language. For a 2026 application, use the current Mass General Brigham conditions page and the requirements attached to your actual offer rather than relying on an older cached page.

Nursing jobs at Massachusetts General Hospital

Nursing is one of the largest career pathways within an academic medical center such as Mass General.

Nursing openings can span inpatient units, critical care, emergency services, procedural areas, ambulatory clinics, specialty programs, advanced practice and nursing-support roles.

Before applying to a nursing posting, check:

  • Massachusetts RN/LPN licensing requirement
  • Required specialty experience
  • BLS, ACLS, PALS or other certifications if listed
  • Day, evening, night or rotating shift
  • Weekend and holiday expectations
  • Full-time, part-time, per diem or temporary status
  • Unit or clinical service
  • Whether prior academic-medical-center experience is required or only preferred
Do not reject yourself because a posting lists several “preferred” qualifications. First distinguish between required and preferred qualifications, then apply if you meet the actual minimum requirements and the role is a genuine fit.

Research careers at Mass General

Massachusetts General Hospital operates a large hospital-based research enterprise.

Research positions can exist within laboratories, clinical research groups, disease-specific centers, data teams and administrative research offices.

Research Assistant

Entry or developing research roles may involve experiments, data collection, participant coordination, documentation or laboratory support.

Clinical Research Coordinator

Can involve participant recruitment, study visits, regulatory documentation, data capture and coordination with investigators.

Laboratory Careers

Roles can involve molecular, cellular, translational and other biomedical research techniques depending on the laboratory.

Data & Analytics

Research and health-system teams also employ analysts, programmers, biostatistics-related professionals and data specialists.

Research Administration

Grant management, regulatory coordination, financial administration and operational roles support research programs.

Scientific Leadership

Senior scientific positions vary by department, laboratory, academic appointment and funding structure.

Clinical support and allied-health careers

You do not need to be a physician or registered nurse to build a patient-care career at Mass General.

Patient Care Associate

Supports bedside care under the clinical team’s direction.

Medical Assistant

Supports outpatient clinicians and patients in ambulatory practices.

Imaging

Radiology and imaging careers can include technologists and specialized imaging professionals.

Laboratory

Clinical laboratory careers can include technologists, technicians and support personnel.

Rehabilitation

Physical, occupational, speech and related therapy positions may appear across the system.

Pharmacy

Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and operational pharmacy roles support patient care.

Administrative, technology and support jobs

A substantial portion of hospital hiring occurs outside direct bedside care.

Career area Examples of work What to check in the posting
Administration Scheduling, front desk, patient access, billing, office coordination Customer-service experience, software skills, schedule
Human Resources Recruiting, employee support, compensation, workforce programs HR experience, systems knowledge, degree requirements
Information Technology Applications, networking, analytics, infrastructure, cybersecurity Technical stack, certifications, work location, hybrid/on-site requirement
Finance Accounting, financial analysis, revenue cycle, grants Accounting/finance experience, systems, certification
Food & Nutrition Food preparation, patient meals, retail dining Schedule, food-safety expectations, physical requirements
Environmental Services Cleaning, room turnover, infection-prevention support Shift, weekend coverage, physical requirements
Patient Transport Moving patients safely between hospital locations Physical demands, schedule, customer-service expectations

Temporary jobs through Bulfinch Temporary Service

Mass General Brigham operates its own temporary staffing service rather than requiring candidates to use an outside staffing agency.

Bulfinch Temporary Service provides temporary staffing across Mass General Brigham hospitals and can be useful for candidates who want flexibility, healthcare experience or a possible pathway toward future regular employment.

Examples of temporary job families

  • Administrative assistants and secretaries
  • Allied-health professionals
  • Medical assistants
  • Nurses
  • Environmental-services roles
  • Drivers
  • Other hospital-support jobs

Published Bulfinch hiring process

Apply for a temporary opportunity.
Selected candidates receive a phone screen.
A Staffing Specialist conducts an interview.
References and background checks are completed.
Before starting, complete paperwork, training and Occupational Health requirements.
Your skills and preferences are matched with available temporary assignments.
Mass General Brigham says time worked as a Bulfinch temporary employee can count toward eligibility for certain benefits if the employee is later hired into a qualifying full-time role.

Bulfinch Temporary Service office:
Assembly Row
399 Revolution Drive
Somerville, MA 02145

Students, internships, residencies and fellowships

A hospital job application is not always the correct route for a clinical training position.

Massachusetts General Hospital provides educational opportunities ranging from student experiences to professional residencies, fellowships and continuing professional development. It is also a major Harvard Medical School teaching affiliate.

Regular paid employee job
Search the Mass General Brigham careers portal.
Medical residency
Use the applicable Mass General department’s graduate medical education / residency process.
Clinical fellowship
Use the specialty’s education or fellowship application process.
Student opportunity
Check Mass General education and department-specific student programs.
MGH Institute position
Check the MGH Institute of Health Professions employment opportunities separately.
Do not assume that every residency, fellowship, internship or academic trainee position will appear in the same Workday search as regular hospital employment.

Mass General employee benefits

Current Mass General Brigham benefit information provides detailed health, financial and work-life benefits for eligible employees.

General benefits eligibility: Mass General Brigham currently states that employees regularly scheduled to work 20 hours or more per week are eligible for its core benefit programs, subject to specific plan rules and employment status.

Health coverage

Current system benefits include three medical-plan choices:

  • Premium EPO Plan
  • Core PPO Plan
  • High Deductible Health Plan with Health Savings Account

Coverage tiers include employee only, employee plus spouse, employee plus child/children and employee plus family. Current benefits also include dental, vision and prescription drug coverage.

Health Savings Account

Available with the qualifying high-deductible plan, with a Mass General Brigham contribution under current benefit terms.

Health Care FSA

Allows eligible pre-tax contributions for qualified healthcare expenses.

Dependent Care FSA

Allows eligible pre-tax reimbursement for qualified dependent-care expenses.

Retirement

Current Mass General Brigham retirement benefits include:

  • Cash Balance retirement plan
  • 403(b) retirement savings plan
  • Retiree Medical Savings Account for eligible employees

Disability and life coverage

Benefit Current system overview
Short-term disability Employer-paid coverage currently provides 60% of base pay up to $3,000 per week, with an option to purchase additional coverage up to plan limits.
Long-term disability Employer-paid coverage currently provides 60% of monthly salary up to $10,000, with optional additional coverage available.
Basic life insurance Current system benefits provide employee life insurance equal to one times base annual salary, subject to a $500,000 plan maximum.
AD&D Basic accidental death and dismemberment coverage is also included under current benefit terms.
Benefit eligibility, contribution rates and plan details can change. Treat the offer letter, current benefits guide and HR enrollment materials as controlling for the specific job you accept.

Paid time off and holidays

Current Mass General Brigham PTO information varies by completed service and scheduled hours.

Completed service Current PTO example for 40-hour weekly-paid employee
Less than 3 years30 days
3-4 years32 days
5-9 years35 days
10-14 years37 days
15+ years40 days

These published amounts assume 40 scheduled hours. Mass General Brigham states that accruals are prorated for eligible employees working 20 or more hours per week.

The current system PTO schedule includes ten company holidays:

  • New Year’s Day
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day
  • Presidents’ Day
  • Memorial Day
  • Juneteenth
  • Independence Day
  • Labor Day
  • Indigenous Peoples Day
  • Thanksgiving Day
  • Christmas Day
Hospital operations continue on holidays, so clinical and operational employees may still be scheduled to work according to department staffing requirements.

Tuition assistance, childcare and career development

Mass General Brigham provides several programs intended to support employees beyond base compensation.

$5,250 annual tuition assistance for eligible full-time employees
$2,625 annual tuition assistance for eligible part-time employees
20+ hrs general threshold for core benefit eligibility
Multiple career-pipeline and workforce-development programs

Child and dependent care

Current Mass General Brigham benefits include access to onsite, backup and in-home dependent-care resources. The system also partners with Bright Horizons for childcare, educational support, enrichment and elder-care resources.

Workforce development

Mass General Brigham Workforce Development supports career pipelines for youth, community residents and existing employees. Programs can include career coaching, educational pathways and partnerships with colleges and community organizations.

Additional voluntary benefits

Current offerings can include:

  • Critical-illness insurance
  • Hospital-indemnity insurance
  • Accident insurance
  • Identity-theft services
  • Legal services
  • Auto and home insurance options
  • Pet health insurance
  • Employee discount programs

Where are Mass General jobs located?

“Mass General job” does not always mean the employee works at 55 Fruit Street.

Main hospital campus 55 Fruit Street

Boston, MA 02114.

The main campus includes the hospital plus buildings such as the Lunder Building, Yawkey Center and Wang Ambulatory Care Center. Mass General also uses numerous other Boston-area clinical, research and administrative locations.

Check “Site” and “Location” before applying. A job listed in the Mass General Brigham system may be at Massachusetts General Hospital, Assembly Row, another Boston facility or a different Mass General Brigham affiliate. Your commute should be planned from the address in the specific posting.

Getting to the Mass General main campus for work

Public transportation is often more practical than daily parking for employees working on the Boston main campus.

MBTA Red Line

Charles/MGH Station

The station is directly across from the main hospital area and is the primary subway stop for the 55 Fruit Street campus.

Accessible transit

Mass General states that the Charles/MGH Red Line station is ADA-compliant and barrier-free, with elevator/escalator access.

The Mass General careers site also highlights Boston’s subway, bus, commuter rail and walking options. Mass General’s own employee benefits information has historically included public-transit support for eligible employees; confirm the current employee transportation benefit during onboarding.

If your posting lists a research or administrative building away from 55 Fruit Street, do not plan your commute using Charles/MGH automatically. Search the exact work address first.

How to recognize a fake Mass General job offer

Healthcare job seekers are frequently targeted with fake recruiter, check and equipment-purchase scams.

Legitimate hiring

  • You apply through the official careers platform.
  • Recruitment communication comes from the official organization.
  • No application or recruitment fee is required.
  • You are not asked to send money to receive a job.

Major warning signs

  • Recruiter asks for payment.
  • Recruiter asks for bank details during initial hiring contact.
  • You are sent a check and told to buy equipment.
  • Recruiter uses an unrelated consumer email domain.
  • You never submitted an application but receive a high-paying “instant offer.”
Mass General Brigham’s current fraud notice says official recruitment communications are sent from an @mgb.org email address. Verify suspicious recruiting contact by calling 857-282-7642.
The official Mass General website still lists careers@partners.org for general careers/application help. That help address should not be confused with recruiter outreach or used as proof that an unsolicited job offer is genuine.

Application assistance and disability accommodation

Mass General provides an alternative assistance route for applicants who cannot use the online system because of a disability.

Accommodation phone 617-726-5140

For individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans who need assistance using the online application system.

Access Center Bulfinch Building, Room 107

Mass General main campus, Boston.

Mass General also participates in E-Verify and encourages applications from protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.

Mass General careers contacts: which one should you use?

I want to apply
Use the Mass General Brigham online careers portal.
Application system problem
Email careers@partners.org.
Disability accommodation
Call 617-726-5140.
Suspicious recruiter
Verify with Mass General Brigham recruitment at 857-282-7642.
Current employee HR question
HR Support Center: 833-275-6947.
Current employee HR email
askmyhr@partners.org.
Current job openings
Use the live Workday careers search; do not rely on an old static job list.

Mass General application checklist

Before clicking Apply

  • Read the complete posting.
  • Confirm employer/site is Massachusetts General Hospital.
  • Confirm work location.
  • Check schedule and shift.
  • Check required education.
  • Check required experience.
  • Check licensing/certification requirements.
  • Update your résumé.

Before accepting an offer

  • Confirm base compensation.
  • Confirm weekly scheduled hours.
  • Confirm benefit eligibility.
  • Confirm shift/weekend requirements.
  • Confirm work location.
  • Review background/health requirements.
  • Confirm professional credentialing if clinical.
  • Review start-date instructions.

Mass General Hospital careers FAQs

Practical answers to common questions applicants search before applying.

1. Where do I apply for Massachusetts General Hospital jobs?
Current Mass General jobs are searched and applied for through the Mass General Brigham careers system. External applicants can use the official Mass General Brigham Workday careers portal and should verify that the specific posting lists Massachusetts General Hospital as the relevant site or employer.
2. Can I email my résumé to Mass General instead of applying online?
Mass General’s career FAQ says the hospital accepts job applications online. The careers email can be used for questions or application difficulties, but candidates should submit the actual application through the official careers system.
3. What happens after I apply for a Mass General job?
The application is routed to the appropriate Human Resources recruiter, who reviews the applicant’s skills and experience against the job requirements. An automatic email is sent after submission. Not every applicant will necessarily receive additional individual correspondence.
4. How long does the Mass General hiring process take?
Mass General does not publish one guaranteed hiring timeline for every job. Timing varies by department, number of applicants, interview availability, background screening, credentialing and the urgency of the vacancy.
5. Does Mass General perform background checks?
Yes. Current Mass General Brigham employment conditions include Massachusetts CORI and other applicable background checks, sanctions/exclusion screening, references, identity/work-authorization verification and pre-employment health or drug screening when applicable.
6. How many hours do I need to work to qualify for Mass General Brigham benefits?
Current system benefit information states that employees regularly scheduled to work at least 20 hours per week are generally eligible for core benefits, subject to the rules of the specific benefit and employment category.
7. Does Mass General offer tuition assistance?
Yes. Current Mass General Brigham benefit information lists tuition assistance of up to $5,250 annually for eligible full-time employees and up to $2,625 annually for eligible part-time employees.
8. Can I get a temporary job at Mass General?
Yes. Bulfinch Temporary Service provides temporary staffing opportunities across Mass General Brigham, including administrative, allied-health, medical-assistant, nursing, environmental-services, driving and other roles.
9. How can I tell whether a Mass General recruiter email is real?
Mass General Brigham’s current fraud notice says recruitment communications are sent from an @mgb.org email address and that the organization never requests payment, banking details or other financial information during hiring. Suspicious contact can be checked with recruitment at 857-282-7642.
10. What number should I call if I need disability accommodation to apply?
Applicants with disabilities who need assistance using the online application system can call Mass General at 617-726-5140. The hospital also lists an Access Center in the Bulfinch Building, Room 107, on the main campus.

Official career information used for this guide

This guide summarizes Mass General and Mass General Brigham career, application, employment-condition, temporary staffing, benefit, workforce-development and transportation information. Official links are included mainly where candidates need a live job search, application, verification or current policy.