Brigham University

Mass General Brigham is a premier integrated healthcare system and the largest private employer in Massachusetts, founded by Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. As a principal teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School, it manages one of the world's largest hospital-based research enterprises with an annual budget of approximately $2 billion. The organization is a critical driver of life science innovation, facilitating extensive clinical trials, technology transfer, and the formation of numerous biotech spin-offs. Its comprehensive services span across academic medical centers, community hospitals, and specialty care, making it a central hub for global medical advancement and patient care.