Safety + Security

Our motto? Safety first. Protecting our patients and visitors is our top priority. That’s why public safety officers at Tufts Medical Center patrol the hospital 24 hours a day. Here’s how we handle public safety and security.

Visitor Resources

Tufts Medical Center Gift Shop Visitor Center
All patient visitors will be required to have a badge before they can visit patient units at Tufts Medical Center. Please go to the Visitor Center in the main Atrium to check-in. For specific visiting hours and protocol, click by category below.
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Visitor Resources + Gift Shop

Places to Eat Within Tufts Medical Center

Chop’d and Top’d
Atrium 3rd Floor
617.636.8024
Monday to Friday, 6:30 am to 4:30 pm
Closed on weekends
Offering breakfast items each morning and a variety of custom-prepared sandwiches and signature salads

Dunkin’ Donuts
Proger Building, 1st Floor
617.542.6165
Monday to Friday, 5:30 am to 10 pm
Saturday, 6:00 am to 8 pm
Sunday, 6:30 am to 7 pm
Offering donuts, breakfast sandwiches, pastries and coffee
Visit our location

Fresh Life Café
Atrium 1
Monday to Friday, 7 am to 3 pm
Closed on Weekends 

Vending Machines
Our main vending area is located directly adjacent to the Emergency Department waiting area, at the 830 Washington Street entrance. A variety of machines are also available throughout the hospital all week long, 24 hours a day.

Around the block

There are also a lot of restaurants right around the corner. Tufts Medical Center is down the street from Chinatown and near many Boston favorites. To see more area attractions, check out what's around the block.

Parking

The main entrance to Tufts Medical Center is located at 800 Washington St. This entrance has connections to all other inpatient and outpatient buildings. Emergency services for adult as well as pediatric patients are located at the North Building, 830 Washington St.

Campus Buildings + Maps

Tufts Medical Center is a 15-building campus located in downtown Boston, neighboring Chinatown and the Theater District and within walking distance of the Boston Common and Downtown Crossing.
Looking for directions on how to get around our hospital? You've come to the right place.

Our Leadership

Tufts Medicine is a different kind of health system, a leader both locally and nationally in pushing the boundaries for what a health system can and should be. Our leadership team is comprised of experienced health care executives who are dedicated to providing an unmatched experience to our diverse employees, patients and communities that we serve.

Michael Dandorph
MBA
President and CEO		Helen Boucher
MD, FACP, FIDSA
Chief Academic Officer
Dean for Tufts University School of Medicine

Kelly Corbi
MBA
President, MelroseWakefield Hospital & Lawrence Memorial Hospital at Medford

Tufts Medicine, Executive Vice President

Kelly Corbi
MBA
President, MelroseWakefield Healthcare		Rebecca Deusser
MS, MBA
Vice President of Administration and External Affairs		Sabrina Granville
MBA
Chief Human Resources Officer
Susan Green
MBA
Chief Financial Officer		Christine Madigan
Chief Consumer Officer		S. Shafiq Rab
MD, MBBS, MPH, CHCIO, FCHIME
Chief Digital Officer and CIO
David E. Storto
JD, MA
Chief Strategy and Growth Officer		Michael E. Tarnoff
MD, FACS
President and CEO, Tufts Medical Center and Tufts Children's Hospital		Joseph (Jody) White
MBA, FACHE
President and CEO, Circle Health/Lowell General Hospital
 Emily Young
MBA
President, Clinically Integrated Network		 
Tufts Medicine is a different kind of health system, a leader both locally and nationally in pushing the boundaries for what a health system can and should be. Our leadership team is comprised of experienced health care executives who are dedicated to providing an unmatched experience to our diverse employees, patients and communities that we serve.
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Executive Leadership Committee

Physician Employment Opportunities

We are physician-led and patient-centered, collaborative and clinically renowned, community-focused and academically aligned — all in a high-quality, lower-cost network.

The pace of change in health care continues to accelerate. Tufts Medicine and its employed physicians are committed to staying ahead of that change with a vision to create innovative care experiences for patients and a uniquely better, frictionless work environment for our clinicians.

Our system includes four community hospitals, more than 2,000 physicians and 13,000 employees. We provide the resources to help you find the right fit and make an easy transition — plus the support you need to deliver care the way you want.

Tufts Medicine offers a wide range of practice options. Plus, as one of the largest health systems in Eastern Massachusetts, we have locations from Cape Cod to the New Hampshire border.

 Dr. Koneru consulting with nurse about patient care on Med5 at MelroseWakefield Hospital.
Creating a healthier system of care.

For Physicians

Empowering you to make an impact

Many of our physicians and APCs work in private practice while others prefer our employment models. Opportunities exist for providers to work in community and/or hospital settings, with a focus on patient care, research, teaching or a combination of the 3.

Tufts Medicine believes that a thriving clinician community is fundamental to the pursuit of better health, better care and lower costs. We are committed to creating environments where physicians and APCs are encouraged and inspired to achieve their fullest potential.

 Christopher Rago, NP and Marcelle Tuttle, MD treating a patient in the Critical Care Unit (CCU) at Tufts Medical Center.
The thousands of physicians and advance practice clinicians (APCs) who comprise the Tufts Medicine clinician community work together in a spirit of partnership that’s redefining the practice of medicine.