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Beth Israel Lahey Health

Academic Medical Center · Burlington, Massachusetts

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Beth Israel Lahey Health workplace
5
open roles, live count
334
beds

On the floor

What the day-to-day looks like

Setting
Academic Medical Center
Shifts hiring now
Rotating 3 · Per-diem 1

Benefits

Tuition assistance and scholarships, loan forgiveness, free parking at Burlington, flexible schedules with no mandatory overtime at Lahey, RN Preceptor Incentive Program, Clinical Ladder/Clinical Advancement Program; occasional sign-on bonus mentioned for new-grad events.

The city

Living in Boston, MA

Boston blends world-class medicine with deep colonial history. Compact walkable neighborhoods like Back Bay and the South End sit beside the Charles River. Winters are real and housing is costly, but nurses gain access to America's premier healthcare corridor.

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Metro price level · Boston area
108.3
8% above the national average
Median gross rent
$2,147/mo
rent and tenant-paid utilities

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Who they are

You pull into free parking at 41 Mall Road in Burlington and walk into a 334-bed, physician-led nonprofit teaching hospital with a 24-hour Level I Trauma Center and ED.

  • Academic Medical Center · Boston
  • Hiring rotating & per-diem
More about Beth Israel Lahey Health

Lahey sits inside the larger Beth Israel Lahey Health network of 14 hospitals, with UMass Chan affiliation and faculty ties to Harvard and Boston University. If you are new, the Beverly and Addison Gilbert Hospitals Nurse Residency (ANCC PTAP) gives you classroom and simulation time, then roughly twelve weeks of unit orientation with a preceptor, clinical educator, nurse manager, and a mentoring track. Tuition assistance, scholarships, loan forgiveness, an RN Preceptor Incentive Program, and a clinical ladder are on the books. Scheduling is described as flexible, with no mandatory overtime at Lahey; SICU/CTICU posts run 24 or 36 hours with every-third-weekend and holiday rotation, while weekend patterns on other floors vary. Posted RN hourly ranges across the system often land from the mid-$30s into the $90s depending on unit and site. Nurses on review sites put the place in the mid-to-high threes, praise teams and PTO, and also flag heavy workload and management support that changes floor to floor—so which unit you join matters.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

teaching hospitalLevel I traumashared governancepreceptor-supportedflexible schedulingfloor-dependent culturecollaborative teamsphysician-led

What nurses say in reviews

Indeed RN reviews average about 3.8/5 (work-life ~3.7, pay/benefits ~3.6). Glassdoor overall sits near 3.4 with about 48% recommending. Nurses often praise flexible scheduling, PTO, and collaborative teams on some units, while citing heavy workload, uneven management support, and culture that varies by floor. A smaller Burlington RN BSN sample scores higher (~3.7) on recommend.

The good

  • ANCC PTAP-accredited nurse residency with ~12-week unit orientation and assigned preceptor
  • No mandatory overtime at Lahey; flexible schedules and PTO frequently noted
  • Tuition assistance, scholarships, loan forgiveness, and a clinical ladder
  • Free parking at the Burlington campus
  • Level I trauma and high-acuity SICU/CTICU experience on a teaching campus
  • Shared governance with monthly town halls

The hard parts

  • Reviews describe disconnected leadership and management support that varies by floor
  • High workload can undercut work-life balance despite flexible scheduling
  • Structured training and upward mobility outside formal programs often called limited
  • System has announced unspecified layoffs in local news coverage
I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.
A nurse, on why they stayed

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

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Roles last seen active
Aug 1, 2026
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Beth Israel Lahey Health

Registered Nurse

Venous Access – Per Diem

$37–$95.37/hr

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Per Diem shift · Per Diem contract

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Beth Israel Lahey Health

Experienced Registered Nurse – Klarman 8- Cardiac Intermediate Care- 36hr Rotating

$38–$98.19/hr

Boston, Massachusetts

Rotating shift

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Beth Israel Lahey Health

Registered Nurse

Hospital at Home (Part-time)

$37–$95.74/hr

Boston, Massachusetts

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Beth Israel Lahey Health

Registered Nurse

Hospital at Home (Full-time)

Pay not listed

Boston, Massachusetts

Rotating shift · Per Diem contract

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Beth Israel Lahey Health

Registered Nurse (RN)

New Graduate, Med Surg, 36 hour/week, rotating shifts

$37–$84.71/hr

Beverly, Massachusetts

Rotating shift

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