Jobs at Bronson Healthcare Group

Develops and supports business intelligence reports, dashboards, extracts, data models, and analytics for financial, operational, and clinical healthcare systems. Partners with stakeholders to define requirements, validate data, troubleshoot reporting issues, document solutions, and improve decision-making. Participates in Agile development, system implementations, testing, upgrades, and vendor collaboration. Serves as a subject matter expert and mentors junior analysts while leading small projects and supporting healthcare information systems.

Prepares and processes human tissue specimens for microscopic examination and diagnosis. Performs fixation, embedding, microtomy, processing, staining, quality control, instrument maintenance, troubleshooting, documentation, and result reporting. Maintains laboratory safety and regulatory standards, supports testing operations, and assists with training new employees and students. The role requires independent judgment, attention to detail, competency in high-complexity testing, and flexibility for weekends, holidays, overtime, and on-call shifts.

Processes third-party healthcare claims and payments, verifies insurance eligibility, analyzes coding and billing accuracy, resolves rejections and accounts receivable issues, posts adjustments and refunds, and applies payer contracts and government regulations. Uses multiple revenue-cycle systems, prepares reimbursement documentation, and ensures claims comply with payer, state, federal, and HIPAA requirements.

Performs peripheral vascular and cardiac ultrasound examinations under the supervision of a registered sonographer. Prepares patients, gathers clinical information, operates ultrasound equipment, acquires and documents diagnostic data, performs measurements and calculations, recognizes artifacts and anatomical structures, and communicates findings and care information to the healthcare team. The extern must be enrolled in the final year of an accredited cardiac or vascular sonography program and complete required hospital and department orientation.

Provides pediatric cardiology care through outpatient visits, inpatient consultations, diagnostic testing, treatment planning, and ongoing management of congenital and cardiac conditions. Responsibilities include interpreting echocardiograms and ambulatory ECGs, prescribing treatments, educating families, coordinating referrals, documenting care, supervising clinical staff, and participating in hospital quality improvement and continuing education.

Coordinates patients’ care from admission through discharge by assessing needs, developing transition plans, monitoring progress, arranging post-discharge services, and facilitating multidisciplinary collaboration. Evaluates readmissions, length of stay, outcomes, resources, and financial factors. Serves as a liaison among patients, families, providers, community programs, and hospital departments. May provide house-manager duties, including hospital operations oversight, crisis response, patient placement, staffing coordination, utilization review, and safety monitoring.

Provides gastroenterology care in outpatient clinics and hospital settings across Battle Creek and Portage. Responsibilities include diagnosing and managing health conditions, ordering and evaluating diagnostics, performing procedures, prescribing medications, coordinating care with physicians, providing emergency care, documenting patient information, educating patients and staff, supporting research and quality improvement, and maintaining professional licensure and clinical standards.

Provides hospital unit support through patient-room cleaning, restocking supplies, equipment delivery, answering call lights, transporting patients, serving meals, assisting with basic patient care, entering data, and supporting nursing staff. The role requires substantial standing, walking, lifting, and occasional assistance with patient movement. This is a part-time, 12-hour day-shift position with 24 scheduled hours weekly.

Provides comprehensive and problem-focused patient evaluations in QuickCare and related outpatient or inpatient settings. Interprets laboratory, EKG, and imaging results; formulates diagnoses; develops treatment plans under physician oversight; manages patients; documents care, billing, orders, and progress notes; coordinates multidisciplinary care and transfers; performs utilization review; and responds to nursing questions and patient status changes. The full-time role rotates among three QuickCare locations and includes telehealth visits.

Provides comprehensive and problem-focused patient assessments in an immediate care setting. Evaluates histories, examinations, laboratory, EKG, and imaging results; formulates diagnoses and treatment plans under physician oversight. Manages patients, documents care, coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, supports transfers and discharges, performs utilization review, and responds to nursing questions and patient status changes. The full-time role rotates among QuickCare locations and includes telehealth visits.

Manage donor fund distribution, oversee funding requests from intake through evaluation, supervise support staff, execute fundraising appeals and stewardship, support campaign materials and donor relations across the healthcare system.

Provide adult neurology care as a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner in inpatient and outpatient settings: clinic visits, inpatient rounding and consults, evaluate and manage patients, interpret labs/EKG/imaging, coordinate multidisciplinary care, utilization review and discharge planning, complete documentation and orders in Epic to support billing, maintain prescriptive authority and collaborative agreement. Primarily on-site at Kalamazoo Methodist Hospital with occasional satellite support. No call or weekend requirements.

Provide administrative and clinical leadership hospital-wide during shifts: coordinate admissions/transfers, manage capacity and staffing, lead safety and bed-planning meetings, respond to crises and atypical events, conduct rounds, ensure compliance with policies, and support patient care and staff. Must demonstrate population-specific clinical competencies and collaborate with physicians, Rapid Response, and external organizations.

Provide administrative and clinical leadership hospital-wide as the on-duty House Supervisor RN. Coordinate admissions/transfers, manage capacity and staffing, respond to emergencies/incidents, support staff and patient safety, lead safety/bed planning meetings, oversee supplies/equipment, and complete required certifications and training.

Provide RN case management for hospitalized patients: assess, plan, coordinate, implement and evaluate transition-of-care plans, drive multidisciplinary rounds, monitor outcomes (LOS, readmissions), arrange post-discharge resources, and act as liaison among patients, families, clinical teams, and community services.

Provides patient-centered clinical nutrition care in a hospital setting. Responsibilities include assessing nutritional status, identifying nutrition risks, developing and monitoring individualized care plans, delivering medical nutrition therapy, educating patients and families, documenting in electronic medical records, supporting discharge planning, collaborating with healthcare teams, and contributing to quality improvement and community wellness initiatives.

Graduate Nurse provides inpatient patient care under direct RN supervision while completing the nursing orientation pathway. Responsibilities include assessment, care planning, medication and treatment administration, documentation, patient education, discharge planning, delegation, safety monitoring, emergency response, and performance improvement. The nurse must complete NCLEX within eight weeks of graduation and transition to an RN position after licensure.

Full-time OB/GYN providing full-scope obstetric and gynecologic care at Bronson Methodist Hospital. Responsibilities include diagnosis, treatment, prenatal care, minor office procedures, patient education, ordering and documenting tests, prescribing treatments, supervising mid-level staff, collaborating with hospitalists, midwives, MFM specialists, and participating in quality improvement and education programs.

Provide on-call urgent care services as an NP or PA for patients three months and older in an outpatient/urgent care setting. Perform histories, physicals, interpret tests, develop treatment plans within scope, coordinate multidisciplinary care, manage utilization and documentation, and be available for nursing questions and status changes during variable hours including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Provide pediatric critical care in an 8-bed PICU and 4-bed PSDU, co-manage traumas and sedations, teach with medical trainees, supervise transport and mid-level staff, order and interpret diagnostics, prescribe treatment, document care, and participate in quality improvement and hospital programs.