Growing at Boston Children’s Hospital
At Boston Children’s Hospital, growth is rooted in connection: to our mission, our team members, and to the communities we serve. When you join us, you become part of a place that invests in people, helps employees thrive, and creates opportunities for meaningful impact. Your career journey is supported by thoughtful guidance, learning opportunities, and a culture built on collaboration and care.

Support at every step
We create career pathways and give you what you need to walk them: coaching to shape the plan, learning options and tuition support to build the skills, and an Internal Mobility team to help you make the move. Whether your next step is up or across, we’ll help you find it here.

Internal Mobility with Inside Track
We know how important it is to cultivate talent from within Boston Children’s. That’s why we created the award-winning Internal Mobility program, “Inside Track,” which proactively engages and retains our people by supporting their goals and facilitating upward and lateral movement across our entire organization.
Here, Inside Track will enable you to develop your skills, demonstrate competencies in new and different ways, and advance through a journey that’s your own, without ever being alone.
At Boston Children’s, there’s more than one way to get to your goals, and we’ll be there every step of the way.

Workforce development
In empowering our people to reach their goals, we’ve created a host of innovative Workforce Development programs that provide education, mentoring, career coaching, English language skills, and more. They include:
English for speakers of other languages (ESOL)
Through our community partner, we offer free English classes at a variety of levels. Strengthen your English, build confidence at work, and open up more of what’s possible in your career here.
College for America Education & Career Coaching
You will have the opportunity to meet with an Education and Career Coach to receive the guidance you need to develop a career or education plan, return to school, review on and off-campus courses, and explore ways to finance your education.
Community partnerships
We partner with organizations across Boston to help more people find their way into healthcare careers. Our partners include:
- Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD)
- Boston Private Industry Council (Boston PIC)
- Boston STRIVE
- Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC)
- Catholic Charities Labouré Center
- FamilyAid
- Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)
- MassAbility
- MassHire ABCD
- MassHire Downtown Boston
- MassHire MetroWest
- MassHire North Shore
COACH – Community Opportunities and Advancement at Boston Children’s Hospital
The COACH Internship program, started in 2006, has provided paid internships to over 1,000 students to further strengthen high school and college students’ interest in healthcare careers, while helping them build professional skills for their future careers.

Recognized by Handshake as a 2026 Early Talent Award winner.

Three ways to grow careers
Community
Not everyone knows a hospital career is within reach. We work with local organizations to open that door and help people walk through it.
Students
Internships and hands-on programs let students see what a healthcare career actually looks like, long before they have to choose one.
Employees
Courses, coaching, and tuition support that help our people go further, whether that means finishing a degree or moving into a new role.
Creating pathways for rewarding careers
“We’re the guides that help employees to find not just a new role at Boston Children’s–but the right one for them. Careers are pathways, not straight lines”
– Joanne, Senior Internal Mobility Ambassador
“I’ve been at Boston Children’s Hospital for the last 11 years, but I started my journey as an administrative assistant in one of our general pediatrics inpatient units. Over the past five years, I’ve been proud to take on roles in administrative leadership, and Boston Children’s Hospital has given me every opportunity to both learn and grow, both personally and professionally ”
– John, Operations Manager, Department of Pediatrics






