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Posted 29 July, 2026

Nocturnist | Harvard Teaching Hospital | 12 Shifts per Month

Olesky Associates
Boston, MA, US Full Time

Job Description

A Harvard-affiliated teaching hospital in Boston is seeking a Nocturnist to join its academic hospital medicine program. The position offers approximately 12 shifts per month and a flexible scheduling model.

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The Opportunity

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    Provide overnight inpatient medical care in a respected Boston teaching environment.

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    Work approximately 12 shifts per month with scheduling flexibility.

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    Collaborate with hospitalists, specialists, trainees, advanced practice providers, nursing, and care management.

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    Participate in admissions, cross-coverage, clinical decision-making, and transitions of care.

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    Potential opportunities for teaching and involvement in academic or quality initiatives, depending on interest and program needs.

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Candidate Qualifications

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    * MD or DO with completion of an accredited Internal Medicine residency.

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    * Board certified or board eligible in Internal Medicine.

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    * Eligible for Massachusetts medical licensure.

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    * Hospital medicine or nocturnist experience is preferred but qualified graduating residents are encouraged to apply.

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Why Consider This Opportunity

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    Harvard-affiliated teaching environment in Boston.

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    Approximately 12 shifts per month.

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    Flexible scheduling and a collaborative academic culture.

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    Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits.

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To Apply

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Please submit your CV for confidential consideration. Additional information regarding compensation, benefits, scheduling, and the recruitment process will be shared with qualified candidates.

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Equal Opportunity Statement: The employer is committed to equal employment opportunity and welcomes qualified applicants without regard to protected status under applicable law.