Support Services

Great patient care begins with you

Whether you are just starting out on your career journey, or you want to make a change to healthcare, our Support Services team may be your perfect fit.

Our patients tell us it’s the little things that make them feel cared for—a clean room, a hot meal, a comfortable trip for tests or imaging, a kind smile. Working on our Support Services team is very important, because everything you do has the potential to raise the overall hospital experience, as well as the reputation of Henry Ford Health. You can be proud of the work that helps patients, visitors, doctors, nurses and coworkers more than you can imagine.

Why choose Henry Ford Health Support Services?

• Be part of a team that saves lives, while helping create a great patient experience.
• Work with great doctors, nurses, supervisors and co-workers who appreciate you
• Good pay – $16.23/hour and up
• Health, dental, vision and family forming benefits for full-time and part-time positions
• Paid time off
• Tuition reimbursement
• Opportunities for advancement and exposure to other roles, like clerical, pharmacy and nursing
• Early paycheck options with the Branch app

Food Services

Good nutrition is essential for patients’ healing and recovery. By helping to prepare, serve or deliver nutritious meals, you are helping patients get better. With your kindness and a smile, you help make their overall hospital experience a positive one. If your job is in the hospital cafeteria, you can have the same positive effect on staff and visitors.

Housekeeping/Environmental Services

Great patient care begins with a clean environment. The entire hospital or outpatient location must be free of germs that cause and spread infection. In this role, you make sure the tools, equipment and rooms our doctors and nurses use are disinfected and sanitized. While you are cleaning, you have an opportunity to ease a patient’s mind with a smile and a friendly conversation.

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Patient Transport

In this role, you help inpatients, outpatients and visitors arrive safely to their destinations. This includes doctor appointments, tests and imaging, patient rooms, operating rooms or the patient’s vehicle. By reporting any unusual changes in the patient during transport, you may even save lives.