Brigham Health

Brigham and Women's Hospital

Work Environment

Compensation

Culture

Allied Health Professional

Registered Respiratory Therapist

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Med Surg / Telemetry

Social Work

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

CT Technologist

Labor and Delivery

Med Surg

Neuro ICU

Radiology Technician

Maternal - Newborn

Clinic

Radiology Technologist

Medical Lab Technician

ED - Emergency Department

Pediatrics

Medical Unit

PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

Certified Surgical Technologist

Thoracic Surgery

Endoscopy Technician

CVOR Technologist

Sterile Processing Technician

Long Term Care

Dialysis

CCU - Coronary Care

Oncology

Phlebotomist

Respiratory Therapist

Ample resources, good culture around nursing, low patient ratios

Stepdown

New Graduate

I loved my time at BWH. 3 patients during the day, 4 at night. 30 days of PTO. Easy to move up to the middle of the seniority list

Staff RN

Ultrasound Technologist

Rehabilitation

PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Worked there during Covid. The work environment was great. Safe nurse to patient ratio. Would recommend it to anyone

Surgical Technologist

Ob/Gyn Sonographer

Ratio at this facility is 1:3. PCA’s are not very helpful, and if you are not on top of it vitals and blood sugars will not get done. You will float mid shift everyday if they need you to, but each unit I’ve been has been amazing. So, it’s not a bad float overall. But, otherwise this facility is very traveler friendly.

Excellent Ratios

OR is super busy. Love the pods concept. Room turn overs are quick. Lots of changes going on so some days are weird. Travelers don’t attend the Thursday meetings and scheduled to work 9-9p or 11-11p. Always show up at the desk when reporting for work.

It depends on the day

OR - Operating Room

CVICU

Brigham became one of my favorite assignments. The staff there was pretty welcoming and willing to teach (as long as you were willing to learn). 
The patient load is busy but you'll always have someone to help. 
They have ceiling lifts/hoyer lifts in every CT room. 
All the protocols are pretty straight forward and they have a SOP for any unusual scans. 
I highly recommend this assignment if you have a background with Siemens scanners.

One of the better ones

They use the bait and switch method. Management promises one thing and does a different thing. They do not honor company contracts. Management aside the culture is nice everyone helps everyone. I would go back again but would not expect them to honor my contract. Management are travelers.

Great work. Bad management

Case Management

Radiation Therapist

Bone Marrow Transplant

Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, MA is nationally ranked in 11 adult specialties.

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Brigham and Women's Hospital Boston Massachusetts Health Carousel - Travel Allied Job ID #JO03723504. Pay package is based on 12 hour shifts and 36 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined.

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Travel CT Technologist

$2,463/week

Travel Certified Surgical Technologist

$1,945/week

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Brigham and Women's Hospital

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