Healthcare jobs near you in Back Bay
From Copley and Back Bay station, the Longwood Medical Area, Tufts Medical Center and Boston Medical Center are a train or bus ride away. Verify once with a free Work Passport and say yes to hospital and care shifts from your phone.
Covers: Commonwealth Avenue, Beacon Street, Marlborough Street, Copley Square, Huntington Avenue.
Openings near Back Bay
Pick the kind of work you want.
Example openings, written by AI for Back Bay to show the kind of work nearby. The employers are invented.
See live openings on PassportHow it works
One Passport, verified once, for every job near Back Bay.
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Step 1: Build your Passport
Answer a few questions, scan your ID and take a selfie, in a short chat on your phone.
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Step 2: Set your days
Tell CleoHR when you’re free. Employers near Back Bay who need those shifts can ask you.
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Step 3: Say yes, scan in, start
Pick the shifts that fit. Scan the QR code at the door to check in. No paperwork.
No hospital here, but hospitals all around
Back Bay has no hospital of its own. Its streets are shops, offices, hotels and homes, so healthcare work inside the neighborhood is mostly home care, with aides and companions visiting older residents in the brownstones and apartment buildings along Beacon Street, Marlborough Street and Commonwealth Avenue.
The hospitals are close, though. The Green Line E branch runs from Copley and Prudential out Huntington Avenue to the Longwood Medical Area, and bus 39 follows the same avenue from Back Bay station. The Orange Line runs from Back Bay to Tufts Medical Center, and bus 10 passes Boston Medical Center.
Hospital work that needs no nursing license includes patient transport, dietary aide, environmental services and unit clerk, and there are nursing assistant and medical assistant roles for people with that training. Hospitals staff nights and weekends as well as days, so shifts can fit around other work.
Getting around
- Green Line E branch: Copley, Prudential, out to Longwood Medical Area
- Orange Line: Back Bay to Tufts Medical Center
- Bus 39: Back Bay station along Huntington Avenue to Longwood Avenue
- Bus 10: Back Bay station to Boston Medical Center
Where the work is
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Longwood Medical Area
Out Huntington Avenue, on the Green Line E branch or bus 39.
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Tufts Medical Center
On the Orange Line from Back Bay station.
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Boston Medical Center
On bus 10 from Back Bay station.
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Home care
Visiting residents along Beacon Street and Commonwealth Avenue.
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Questions people in Back Bay ask
Is there hospital work in Back Bay itself?
No hospital sits inside Back Bay. The Longwood Medical Area, Tufts Medical Center and Boston Medical Center are each a train or bus ride away, and there is home care in the neighborhood.
Which train goes to the Longwood Medical Area?
The Green Line E branch, from Copley or Prudential. Bus 39 from Back Bay station also runs along Huntington Avenue to Longwood Avenue.
Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Back Bay?
No. Your Work Passport takes its place. You verify who you are once, in a short chat on your phone, and employers near you see that it’s verified.
Is the Work Passport free?
Yes. Workers never pay. Employers cover the cost of hiring.
Are the openings on this page real?
They’re examples, written by AI for Back Bay to show the kind of work nearby, and their employers are invented. Live openings are on the Passport jobs board, where you apply with your Passport.
Who sees my information?
Employers see results, not documents: that a check passed, never your ID or the report itself, and never your home address. You share by link, can switch it off any time, and can delete your Passport whenever you want.
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