Careers in Food Services

Food Services Careers at Bronson

Are you looking for a job with flexibility and opportunities to advance your skills and grow into an exciting career? Join our food services team! Some open positions are even offering sign-on bonuses up to $1,500!

As a member of Team Bronson, you earn competitive pay - a minimum of $15/hour for every job - and comprehensive benefits package, while also making a positive impact in your community. We provide you with on-site learning so you can feel confident in the work you do, and learn and grow into new opportunities. So get started now and let us help you gain the skills needed to be successful today and to grow your career on Team Bronson.

Region’s Leading Employer

This means that as your skills grow, so can you! As part of our benefits package, employees can take advantage of tuition reimbursement, scholarship opportunities and more. Learn more about our comprehensive benefits package. Some other perks of working on our food services team include:

  • Full time and part time roles to match your goals and needs
  • Flexible scheduling opportunities to meet your schedule
  • Three shifts per day accommodate a wide range of lifestyle requirements
  • And much more!

Choose a Career at Bronson

When you join Team Bronson, you join a team that cares for each other as much as they care for their patients. No matter what job you choose, you’ll experience Bronson Positivity and what it’s like to be supported and valued as a team member.

Wondering what Bronson Positivity can mean as an employee? Check out this story about how the surgery team recognized Sheldon, an environmental services associate, for a job well done.

Food Service Team Facts

  • We serve 4,000+ meals every day to patients, patient families, staff and visitors
    • 1,000+ patient room service meals each day
    • 3,000+ retail café customers
  • Patient meal services offer direct patient contact
  • Specialty coffee shop and café settings offer high-volume customer service experience

Variety of Working Environments

As a member of our food services team, you play a crucial role in the overall experience of both patients, visitors and your own co-workers. Food service associates can work in one of three areas:

  • Hospital cafeteria: Prepare and serve meals, check-out and take customer payment, provide quality customer service
  • Retail café: Create and serve delicious drinks like coffee or smoothies, provide quality customer service
  • Patient meal services: Did you know that patients and family members order over 1,000 meals per day across the Bronson system? You can help deliver these meals upon request (requires direct patient contact).

Apply Today - Some Jobs Are Sign-On Bonus Eligible!

Get started now! Click the links below to apply for a position at any of our hospitals.

Living and Working in Southwest Michigan

Battle Creek

Battle Creek and other Calhoun County communities like Marshall have a lot to offer! Located in South Central Michigan, Battle Creek is small enough to be friendly and inviting, yet big enough to provide a variety of activities, events and opportunities to explore.

The city of Battle Creek is conveniently located along I-94 between larger cities like Detroit and Chicago, and Grand Rapids and Indianapolis are not too far away either. While you are not far from these major cities, you're also very close to amazing beaches along Lake Michigan, ethnic and community festivals, concerts and countless outdoor activities.

The overall cost of living in Battle Creek is 7 percent lower than the national average, and residents have an average commute of 20 minutes – making it a great place to live, work and raise a family.

Learn More at Battle Creek Unlimited

Learn More from the Battle Creek Area Chamber of Commerce

Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo, and the surrounding areas of Portage, Richland, Mattawan and Texas Township, have much to offer. Kalamazoo’s lively downtown boasts many great dining experiences, shops and local breweries. It is home to minor league sports teams like the Kalamazoo KWings (ice hockey) and Kalamazoo Growlers (baseball). For the outdoor enthusiasts, enjoy expansive nature trails, well-maintained parks and lakes, and other waterfront activities.

Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo College and Kalamazoo Valley Community College make the area an education hub. For growing families, Kalamazoo is home to the Kalamazoo Promise. The Kalamazoo Promise is a scholarship program that provides all Kalamazoo Public School graduate up to 100% tuition for post-secondary education. Created in 2005 through the generous donations of anonymous local donors, this is one of the most prolific scholarships this world has ever seen.

Kalamazoo is conveniently located along I-94 with larger cities like Detroit and Chicago only two hours away. Even closer, head 45 minutes north and enjoy a day trip to Grand Rapids to enjoy a lively art and entertainment scene. Or go 45 minutes west to enjoy the towns and beaches along Lake Michigan.

U.S. News recently rated Kalamazoo the #3 City to Live in Michigan, as well as the #14 Most Affordable Place to Live in the U.S. – making it a great place to live, work and raise a family.

Learn More at Discover Kalamazoo

Learn More from the Kalamazoo Regional Chamber of Commerce

South Haven

South Haven is a breath of fresh air for anyone looking to experience the comfort of small town living on the Great Lakes. Settled along Lake Michigan, this quaint lakefront community is home to pristine white sand beaches and offers year-round culture and charm. Some of the outdoor attractions South Haven residents enjoy include:

  • Miles of sandy beach and lakeshore parks to enjoy
  • Four marinas with 229 boating slips available for either seasonal or transient boaters
  • The Michigan Maritime Museum and the famous South Haven Lighthouse
  • A lively downtown, featuring local boutiques, restaurants and bars, as well as a summertime farmer’s market
  • Nature trails, ideal for walking, biking and exploring

South Haven is only 45 minutes from the cities of Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids making it easy to take excursions for dining, shopping and entertainment. Even closer are other lakeshore communities to explore like St. Joseph, Saugatuck, Holland and Grand Haven.

Though it is a beach town, South Haven still ranks slightly below Michigan’s average cost of living. With its affordability and endless opportunities for outdoor fun, it is an ideal setting to raise a family with a relaxing, peaceful lifestyle.

Learn More About the City of South Haven

Paw Paw

There is a lot to like about the picturesque village of Paw Paw. This small town is known for its warm community and endless opportunities to enjoy the beauty of southwest Michigan. Paw Paw is home to many inland lakes and is close to some of Michigan’s best wineries. Located within Van Buren County, Paw Paw is close to numerous nature trails for walking, biking and exploring, farms where you can purchase delicious fresh fruit and produce, and gorgeous golf courses that are perfect for some friendly competition.

Living in Paw Paw is affordable! It ranks 21% below the national average for cost of living, and 42% below the national average for cost of housing. It is located 20 miles west of Kalamazoo, along I-94. So, whether you want to plan a weekend getaway in Chicago, spend the day along the beaches of South Haven or Grand Haven, or venture north to Grand Rapids, Paw Paw is the perfect town for those looking to enjoy the simplicity of small-town living, while never being far from more big-city action.

Learn more from the Paw Paw Area Chamber of Commerce