Jobs at Henry Ford Health

Supports specialty medication services by handling prescription intake, insurance benefits investigations, prior authorizations, financial assistance, refill adherence, and delivery coordination. Collaborates with patients, providers, and insurers to ensure timely medication access and a positive patient experience. The role requires strong computer and phone communication skills and is based in a collaborative specialty pharmacy department with a hybrid schedule.

Provides clinical leadership for oncology infusion pharmacy services, overseeing medication safety, evidence-based protocols, complex case consultation, workflow development, staff education, quality improvement, research, and regulatory documentation. Collaborates with physicians, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, and other healthcare professionals to improve oncology patient outcomes and advance pharmacy practice.

Performs computerized tomography and potentially general diagnostic radiology examinations on patients under general supervision. Maintains required continuing education and healthcare certifications, including BLS. Must hold appropriate ARRT or NMTCB credentials and obtain CT registration within 12 months when applicable.

Develops, enhances, tests, documents, and supports PeopleSoft FSCM applications. Responsibilities include technical design, PeopleCode development, production troubleshooting, root cause analysis, testing, code reviews, documentation, project coordination, vendor collaboration, and 24x7 on-call production support.

Provides patient care and comfort in a medical telemetry unit under RN supervision. Responsibilities include performing safety and comfort duties, assisting with care planning and implementation, responding to emergencies according to established procedures, and completing continuing education. The role requires a high school diploma or GED and completion of an approved nurse assistant, nursing, medical assistant, or equivalent program, or similar experience. BLS certification is required during orientation.

Develops, enhances, tests, documents, and supports PeopleSoft FSCM applications. Responsibilities include translating requirements into technical designs, coding with PeopleSoft technologies, troubleshooting production and data issues, performing root-cause analysis, creating test plans, participating in technical reviews, collaborating with business analysts and IT teams, and providing 24x7 production support with on-call second-level escalation duties.

Designs, develops, tests, deploys, maintains, and supports enterprise automation solutions using RPA, AI, ML, APIs, and business application technologies. Collaborates with architects and analysts to translate process requirements into scalable workflows, troubleshoots issues, monitors performance, and maintains technical documentation. Supports automation across access and revenue cycle, ERP, HR, finance, and supply chain processes.

Performs computerized tomography and potentially general diagnostic radiology examinations under supervision. The role serves inpatient, outpatient, emergency, surgical, and minimally invasive procedure populations across Henry Ford Health locations. Cross-training supports development across imaging modalities and continued professional growth. Candidates must maintain continuing education, hold healthcare provider certification and BLS certification, and possess qualifying radiologic technology, nuclear medicine, CT, or radiation therapy credentials.

Monitor hospital facilities and property, protect patients, visitors, employees, and assets, direct individuals, prevent and control disturbances, communicate incidents, and summon assistance. The role requires a high school diploma or GED, a valid Michigan operator’s license, completion of state-mandated security training and testing, and ongoing annual certification. Healthcare security, sworn law enforcement, or military experience is preferred.

Monitors hospital facilities and property, protects patients, visitors, staff, and assets, directs individuals, prevents and manages disturbances, communicates incidents, and summons assistance. The role requires full-time variable shifts, weekends, holiday rotation, valid Michigan driver’s license, required state security training, and annual certification maintenance.

Coordinate patient care across interdisciplinary teams, develop individualized care plans, arrange safe discharge transitions, connect patients and families with community resources, and advocate for quality, safety, cost-effective outcomes. Evaluate care results and adjust strategies across the healthcare continuum. The role requires an RN or LMSW license, clinical experience, strong communication skills, and healthcare systems proficiency.

Manages daily supply and inventory operations, including audits, logistics, inventory levels, financial variance, ERP product conversions, item attributes, stock rotation, expiration reduction, and issue resolution. Supports distribution and supply continuity to prevent disruptions to patient care.

Provides hospital support services including medical equipment and supply delivery, equipment cleaning and charging, wheelchair and stretcher patient transport, billing documentation, waste and linen handling, and use of supply, transport, and discharge management systems. Ensures patient comfort, safety, confidentiality, efficient workflows, and proper lifting practices while coordinating with healthcare teams.

Plans, implements, and evaluates infection prevention and control programs in an acute-care hospital. Investigates infection sources and outbreaks, monitors surveillance data, ensures compliance with governmental and professional standards, reports findings to public health authorities, develops education, and participates in studies evaluating infection-control practices, products, equipment, and patient-care delivery.

Provides administrative and clerical support in an orthopedic medical office. Greets and checks in patients, verifies demographics and insurance authorizations, processes medical record requests, schedules appointments, submits procedure charges, collects copayments, reconciles deposits, and supports daily office operations.

Serves as the first point of contact for hospital visitors and callers. Responsibilities include answering, screening, routing, and responding to telephone calls; taking and delivering accurate messages; greeting guests; providing information and assistance; and completing additional clerical tasks as assigned.

Provides comprehensive neurosurgical care, including diagnosis, complex cranial and spinal surgery, inpatient and ICU management, postoperative care, emergency coverage, and interpretation of neurodiagnostic studies. Collaborates with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to coordinate patient treatment. Requires neurosurgery residency, fellowships in complex spine surgery and pediatric neurosurgery, and a valid Michigan medical license.

Provides pediatric cardiology care, including ambulatory and consultative services, while supporting inpatient and intensive care coverage. The physician will contribute to pediatric cardiology expansion, supervise and educate medical students and residents, and participate in academic research and clinical development. Responsibilities include cardiac diagnostics such as EKGs, echocardiograms, and Holter monitoring, with opportunities for leadership within the department and health system.

Leads hospital security operations on the midnight shift, including staffing rosters, personnel assignments, incident-report review, roll calls, special-event coverage, facility monitoring, loss prevention, and team supervision. Ensures patient, visitor, employee, and property safety while promoting professional service standards. Requires hospital security experience, leadership capability, strong communication, customer service skills, IAHSS training, and Public Act 330 certification.

Performs radiologic procedures under radiologist direction to evaluate pathological conditions. Determines appropriate imaging techniques, patient positioning, and safety practices independently while following department protocols. Works primarily at the Southfield practice with potential rotation to Novi or Warren. Maintains continuing education and required certifications, including ARRT radiography registration or eligibility and BCLS certification.