Registered Nurse, Population Health

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Posting Description

REGISTERED NURSE, POPULATION HEALTH, MIT Health, reporting to the Nurse Manager, Primary Care, supports the organization population health strategy by monitoring quality and population health dashboards, collaborating closely with Primary Care Providers (PCPs), identifying and addressing gaps in care, coordinating patient outreach, and overseeing key population health metrics. The Population Health Nurse partners with interdisciplinary teams to improve quality outcomes, enhance preventive care delivery, and support value-based care initiatives.

The full job description is available here: https://health.mit.edu/jobs

Job Requirements

REQUIRED: Graduate of an accredited nursing program; Bachelor’s degree; current RN license in Massachusetts; CPR Certified; a minimum of three years of nursing experience in population health, ambulatory care, primary care, chronic disease management, case coordination or related clinical setting; demonstrated experience utilizing patient registries, quality dashboards, and population health tools to identify care gaps and implement interventions that improve patient outcomes; or knowledge of preventive care guidelines, chronic disease management principles, risk stratification methodologies, and evidence-based clinical practice.

10/22/2026

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