Employment Opportunities

Every employee at PIH (and at our affiliated programs at Brigham & Women's Hospital, Havard Medical School and the Harvard School of Public Health) plays an important role in our efforts to improve health in poor communities. If you are interested in working in a stimulating and diverse environment, and have demonstrated competencies in relevant areas for PIH, we encourage you to apply.

Other Current Job Openings

Program Assistant – Boston
[full description, PDF]

EMR Rollout Project Manager – Rwanda
[full description, PDF]

Computer Programming Mentor – Rwanda
[full description, PDF]

PACT Community Health Woker Supervisor– Boston
[full description, PDF]

Associate Director of Development – Boston
[full description, PDF]

Rwanda Project Manager – Rwanda
[full description, PDF]

Technical Writer/Project Coordinator – Boston
[full descripiton, PDF]

District Project Manager – Rwanda
[full description, PDF]

Executive Assistant – Boston
[full description, PDF]

Senior Major Gift Officer – Boston
[full description, PDF]

Physician – Malawi
[full description, PDF]

How to Apply
Please submit a resume and cover letter, referencing the position title so that we may efficiently route your application materials to the appropriate hiring manager. If emailing your application, please put only the position title in the subject line. Unless otherwise noted in the job description, please send applications to:

Carol Pouliot (hr@pih.org)
Human Resources
Partners In Health
641 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115

Please note: Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Job Openings Available through Affiliated Programs

Additional affiliated positions are available through the Department of
Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School and the Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) Division of Social Medicine and Health inequalities. Please note that all
applications should be directed to Harvard University and BWH via their online
system and not to Partners In Health.

Curriculum Development Assistant (part time) – Boston
[full decription, PDF]

PACT Clinical Supervisor – Boston
Requisition part-00038774
The PACT Health Promotion Program Clinical Supervisor is responsible for supervising the work and growth of the Health Promotion and Directly Observed Therapy Programs.The PACT Project is a joint initiative of Partners In Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital, and is dedicated to reducing health disparities in HIV. For a detailed job description and to apply online, go to
http://www.partners.org/careers/webhire.htm and enter requisition number or select Brigham and Women's Hospital as the affiliate and enter the keyword PACT.

PACT Health Promotion Program Manager – Boston
Requisition part-00036046
The Health Promotion Program Manager will oversee the Health Promotion program and all related activities, and be responsible for all aspects of the program's performance. The PACT Project is a joint initiative of Partners In Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital, and is dedicated to reducing health disparities in HIV. For a detailed job description and to apply online, go to
http://www.partners.org/careers/webhire.htm and enter requisition number or select Brigham and Women's Hospital as the affiliate and enter the keyword PACT.

PACT Research Manager – Boston
Requisition part-00038669
The PACT Research Manager is responsible for design, implementation, and evaluation of research initiatives within the PACT Project. He or she independently designs study databases, conducts statistical analyses of data, and writes research protocols for the PACT Project. The Research Manager participates in all decisions made for the study, is responsible for research budget oversight, maintains familiarity with the scientific literature, and writes grants and manuscripts for publication. For a detailed job description and to apply online, go to http://www.partners.org/careers/webhire.htm and enter requisition number or select Brigham and Women's Hospital as the affiliate and enter the keyword PACT.

PACT Directly Observed Therapy Specialist – Boston
Requisition part-00038400
The DOT Specialist is responsible for overseeing the once-daily ingestion of HIV medications for HIV-positive patients enrolled in the DOT Project. These patients are complex and may have problems of substance abuse, mental illness, or cognitive challenge. It is anticipated that the DOT Specialist will have a caseload of 5-10 patients and that he/she will be expected to work primarily weekends and attend a weekly or bi-weekly supervision meetings, for a total of 20 hours/week. This position is benefits-eligible. For a detailed job description and to apply online, go to http://www.partners.org/careers/webhire.htm and enter requisition number or select Brigham and Women's Hospital as the affiliate and enter the keyword PACT.