Jobs at DocGo

This full-time Registered Nurse role is based onsite at the Emergency Department of The Brigham and Women's Hospital within the Mass General Brigham system. The position involves assessing patient acuity, developing comprehensive care plans, and managing the implementation and evaluation of treatment for complex cases. Key responsibilities include coordinating with interdisciplinary teams, ensuring safe medication administration, and providing patient and family education. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a not-for-profit organization dedicated to groundbreaking medical discoveries and exceptional patient care. It offers opportunities for professional growth through participation in quality improvement programs and mentorship, with a schedule of 36 hours per week on night shifts.

This Registered Nurse role supports surgical operations within a multi-location medical practice. The position involves assisting physicians during surgery cases, monitoring patient vitals and IV sedation, and performing comprehensive patient assessments. Key responsibilities include managing daily drug counts, maintaining code carts and emergency equipment according to ACLS guidelines, and coordinating medication orders and patient follow-ups. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment grounded in teamwork and integrity, with opportunities for professional growth and continuous improvement. The position requires a valid Kentucky RN license, current ACLS certification, and at least one year of hospital surgical experience.

This full-time Administrator role at The Brigham and Women's Hospital oversees operations for multi-specialty practices within the Mass General Brigham system. The position involves developing administrative policies, managing non-physician staff, and directing financial planning and compliance activities. Key responsibilities include mentoring practice coordinators, facilitating physician orientation, and implementing strategic plans to support clinical programs. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement and provides the opportunity to contribute to a not-for-profit organization dedicated to exceptional patient care, research, and teaching. Candidates will join a collaborative environment that values professional growth and recognizes unique contributions to the healthcare mission.

This onsite role at Newton-Wellesley Hospital serves as the administrative liaison within the Emergency Department, supporting clinicians and managing patient flow. The position involves coordinating daily admissions, discharges, and transfers while scheduling tests and procedures. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate electronic medical records, managing confidential information, and facilitating communication between patients, families, and medical staff. The role appeals to those seeking to contribute to a not-for-profit organization dedicated to exceptional patient care and medical discovery. It offers a structured 40-hour work week with opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative, high-performing team environment.

This full-time Med/Surg Registered Nurse role at Newton-Wellesley Hospital supports the Mass General Brigham mission through direct patient care and team collaboration. The position involves assessing patient needs, developing individualized care plans, and administering treatments while coordinating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure safe and effective outcomes. Key responsibilities include monitoring patient status, managing medication administration, and leading discharge planning efforts. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work within a not-for-profit system known for groundbreaking medical discoveries and a culture of high-performing teams. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to exceptional patient care in a supportive environment that values research, teaching, and community service.

This full-time onsite Senior Plumber role at The General Hospital Corporation supports the critical infrastructure of a major medical campus. The position involves installing, maintaining, and repairing complex plumbing systems, including sanitary drainage, water supply, and specialized medical gas lines. Key responsibilities include responding to emergency calls, performing welding and soldering on various materials, and maintaining wastewater treatment systems. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a not-for-profit organization dedicated to patient care and medical research. It offers a stable career within a high-performing team that values professional growth and recognizes unique contributions through comprehensive benefits and advancement opportunities.

This per diem Registered Nurse role is based at Newton-Wellesley Hospital within the Mass General Brigham system, specifically supporting the Intensive Care Unit. The position involves delivering high-level technical nursing care to critically ill patients using the nursing process, while overseeing team members and collaborating with a multidisciplinary group to ensure population-specific treatment. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive patient assessments, developing individualized care plans, and coordinating with physicians and case managers for discharge planning. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a not-for-profit organization dedicated to groundbreaking medical discoveries and exceptional patient service. The position offers the flexibility of per diem scheduling, allowing nurses to work on an as-needed basis while engaging in a supportive, high-performing team environment.

This per diem night shift Transporter role at Cooley Dickinson Hospital supports the Mass General Brigham mission by ensuring efficient patient movement and logistics. Key responsibilities include safely transporting patients and medical equipment, managing blood and oxygen supplies, monitoring patient conditions, and processing hospital mail and packages. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a not-for-profit healthcare environment that values high-performing teams and professional growth. The role requires onsite presence at the hospital and offers flexibility through a per diem schedule with night shift availability.

The Grant Coordinator role operates within the Newborn Medicine research division at Mass General Brigham, serving as an operational partner for clinical and translational research. Key responsibilities include collaborating with researchers to develop grant proposals, managing project budgets, and ensuring strict compliance with funding regulations and financial reporting requirements. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement and provides a unique opportunity to support groundbreaking medical discoveries within a collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on advancing patient care.

This full-time faculty role within the Division of Health Sciences at Tarleton State University supports the launch of the inaugural Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Medicine program. The position involves designing and delivering didactic curricula, providing clinical skills instruction, and mentoring students to prepare them for rural health leadership. Key responsibilities include participating in accreditation processes, analyzing program data, and contributing to admissions. The role offers a collaborative academic environment with opportunities for professional development and faculty training. Located in Stephenville, Texas, the position operates on a standard weekday schedule with potential assignments across multiple campus locations or instructional modalities.

This full-time faculty role combines clinical instruction with student support within the Department of Undergraduate Nursing Education at Tarleton State University. The position focuses on teaching undergraduate and graduate nursing courses, developing curriculum materials, and assessing student learning outcomes. Key responsibilities include mentoring students to improve retention rates, serving on admission and retention committees, and collaborating with faculty to enhance program quality. The role offers the appeal of working within a vibrant academic community that values innovation and inclusive growth, with opportunities to contribute to a university mission that transforms lives across Texas. The position is based on the main campus in Stephenville, Texas, with potential assignments at other campus locations or clinical sites.

This regular Graduate Assistant role within the College of Public Health at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences supports doctoral students through research and administrative functions. The position involves conducting research activities aligned with faculty initiatives, collecting and analyzing data for project proposals, and providing general support to department leadership. The role appeals to current graduate students by offering a stipend and the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a collaborative healthcare environment focused on improving patient care. Candidates must be enrolled in a UAMS doctoral program to qualify for this on-site day shift position.

This full-time Director of Behavioral Health role reports to the Chief Nursing Officer and oversees patient care services for an inpatient psychiatric department. The position requires a Master's degree in psychiatric nursing and five years of management experience. Key responsibilities include planning and directing clinical operations, managing staffing and fiscal guidelines, and evaluating patient care quality. The role offers the opportunity to lead a collaborative team in a supportive environment focused on operational excellence and patient outcomes. The position is based on-site at a large regional hospital and includes access to comprehensive professional development, career growth opportunities, and a robust benefits package designed to support work-life balance.

The Clinical Staff Pharmacist role at UTMB Health supports the Correctional Managed Care team by delivering safe and effective medication therapy to underserved populations within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Texas Juvenile Justice Department. Key responsibilities include conducting drug utilization reviews, compounding and dispensing medications, managing adverse drug events, and supervising pharmacy support staff and learners. The position offers the opportunity to work in a mission-driven environment focused on improving healthcare access for incarcerated individuals. While the role requires travel to correctional facilities and potential shift work, it provides a dynamic setting for professional growth and direct patient impact.

This full-time Veterinary Assistant role supports a close-knit team at Village Square Veterinary Hospital in Portola Valley, focusing on high-quality small animal care within a supportive, down-to-earth culture. Key responsibilities include assisting with surgical and dental procedures, managing exam room flow, performing clinical tasks like venipuncture and radiology, and serving as a primary point of communication for clients. The position is ideal for experienced professionals seeking a collaborative environment that prioritizes continued learning and development. The role offers a balanced 5/8 schedule with no weekends or late nights, providing excellent work-life balance while contributing to a mission-driven practice.

The Provider Liaison Specialist role supports Libra Solutions' mission to streamline legal and medical processes for personal injury cases. Based in Denver, Las Vegas, or Charlotte, the position involves scheduling patients with facility partners, retrieving missing bills and records, and communicating daily with medical providers to verify exam completion and update system data. The specialist acts as a key point of contact for customer inquiries while maintaining strict HIPAA compliance and supporting account managers in growing business relationships. This in-office position appeals to candidates seeking a fast-paced environment where strong communication skills and medical terminology knowledge directly impact client outcomes and operational efficiency.

This locum tenens position places a Hematologist/Oncologist within an AK facility, serving a 100% adult patient population with a mix of 40% hematology and 60% oncology cases. The role operates in a clinic setting with no call requirements, handling 8 to 10 patients daily across 4x10 or 5x10 schedules, while maintaining 20% hospital duties. Key responsibilities include managing patient care with a dedicated support team of nurses and case managers and obtaining necessary hospital privileges. The arrangement is appealing due to prepaid travel and housing, fully paid malpractice coverage, and licensing assistance. The position offers a collaborative environment supported by a large, established staffing organization with a global reach and personalized service.

This locums tenens position places a surgical oncologist at a facility in New Mexico to provide temporary coverage until a permanent surgeon is hired. The role involves conducting approximately two patient consultations daily, performing clinic duties, and participating in hospital rounding from 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. Additional responsibilities include managing call coverage one to two times per month, including weekends. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support including prepaid travel and housing, paid malpractice insurance, and assistance with licensing costs. The position is offered through Global Medical Staffing, a member of the NALTO network, providing access to global resources with a personalized service approach.

This locum tenens position seeks a urologist to provide critical clinical and call coverage in northern New Mexico. The role involves managing a 1:3 call schedule with high clinic volumes, performing procedures such as kidney stone removal, prostate biopsies, radical prostatectomies, and cystoscopies, while robotics experience is preferred. The assignment is appealing due to comprehensive support including prepaid travel and housing, paid malpractice insurance, and licensing assistance. Candidates benefit from the resources of a large global organization while enjoying a personalized service approach. This opportunity offers a chance to extend professional horizons in a region with significant medical needs.

This locum tenens position seeks a Family Medicine Obstetrician to provide coverage in Alaska, supporting rural and remote healthcare settings. The role involves managing patient appointments in 30 to 60-minute intervals and participating in primary and backup call rotations lasting two to three days. Candidates must possess recent obstetrical experience with a minimum of ten deliveries in the past year, along with NRP and ALSO certifications. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive support package, which includes prepaid travel and housing, paid malpractice insurance, and assistance with licensing. The arrangement offers a structured Monday through Friday schedule, allowing professionals to expand their horizons while contributing to essential community care.

This locum tenens position seeks a pathologist to provide ongoing coverage in North Carolina, specifically focusing on transfusion medicine and blood bank operations. The role involves managing daily pathology duties from Monday to Friday with rotating night and weekend call responsibilities. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support including prepaid travel and housing, reimbursement for licensing costs, and paid malpractice insurance. Candidates benefit from the resources of a large global organization while enjoying personalized service. This arrangement offers a flexible professional adventure for those with specific transfusion medicine skills.

This locum tenens position places a cardiologist in Indiana to provide full-time general cardiology services, including stress tests, with flexible procedure requirements based on individual skills. The role offers adaptable scheduling options such as seven-on-seven-off or two-week on-two-week off rotations. Key responsibilities include obtaining hospital privileges and collaborating with a Chief Medical Officer to define expectations. The assignment is appealing due to comprehensive support including pre-paid travel and housing, reimbursement for licensing costs, and paid malpractice insurance. Candidates benefit from the resources of a large global organization while enjoying personalized service and the opportunity to expand their professional network.