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About the Department of Nursing

The Department of Nursing at Tufts Medical Center works side by side with physicians and other health professionals to serve patients across the medical center. Led by Chief Nursing Officer and Senior Vice President of Patient Care Services Terry Hudson-Jinks, the department is guided by a commitment to exemplary practice, innovation, scholarship and leadership. Nurses bring expertise across adult medicine, pediatrics, critical care, surgery and other specialties, combining the resources of a major academic medical center with the compassionate, patient-centered care people expect from a close-knit practice.
Physician Assistant, Rakhi Patel reviewing clinical information on a computer with nurses (Elizabeth Levesque, Delaney McCarthy and Fionna Donovan) in the neurology trauma unit at Tufts Medical Center.

Tufts Medical Center Benefits

At Tufts Medical Center, providing superior health care services to our patients is our mission and our foundation for future success. We know the quality of services we provide has everything to do with the dedication of our diverse workforce. That is why we offer our employees a comprehensive benefit program committed to the health, wellness, and financial security of our colleagues and their families.

Tufts Medical Center are easily accessible by car and via Public Transportation. The “Tufts Medical Center” Orange Line stop is located across from the main Tufts Medical Center entrance on Washington Street. The Red Line”, Green Line, Back Bay Station and commuter rail (South Station) are each just a short walk away.
 

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FAQs

What is nursing like at Tufts Medical Center?

Nursing at Tufts Medical Center is grounded in clinical excellence, compassion, collaboration and continuous improvement. Nurses practice in a major academic medical center in Boston while caring for patients and families across New England.

What makes Tufts Medical Center nurses unique?

Tufts Medical Center nurses combine advanced clinical expertise with relationship-based, patient- and family-centered care. They help lead quality, safety, innovation and shared governance initiatives that shape care delivery and improve outcomes.

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