UNIT CUSTODIAN

Michigan Medicine, located in Ann Arbor, MI, is one of the largest and most renowned healthcare complexes in the world. Established as part of the University of Michigan Medical School since 1850, it has continuously been at the forefront of groundbreaking medical and technological advancements. The institution prides itself on an outstanding commitment to improving the health of patients, populations, and communities through excellence in education, patient care, community service, research, and technology development. Michigan Medicine's mission is deeply rooted in its guiding Strategic Principles, emphasizing three critical components: patient care, education, and research. Together, these pillars enhance the institution’s contribution to society, both locally and globally. The dedicated staff at Michigan Medicine are inspired to be victors for the greater good, helping to advance this world-class academic health system in various impactful ways.

The role of Unit Custodian at Michigan Medicine offers a vital opportunity to contribute directly to a clean and safe healthcare environment. This part-time, onsite position is based at the Kahn Health Care Pavilion and involves working 32 hours per week during midnight shifts from Friday to Monday. The Unit Custodian will be responsible for ensuring the cleanliness and maintenance of hospital areas including patient rooms and common spaces, making sure they meet high standards of hygiene and safety needed in a hospital setting. The position requires operating various cleaning equipment such as vacuum cleaners and touch-free spray/vacuum devices, polishing furniture, cleaning fixtures and glass, changing linens and curtains, and managing waste materials. Custodians also play a key role in maintaining restroom supplies, spotting wash walls, moving furniture as needed, and reporting items that require repair. This position requires physical capability to perform extensive cleaning duties that include lifting, bending, and pushing, with no lifting restrictions.

Candidates must demonstrate the ability to read, write, and understand English, along with the capacity to follow both verbal and written instructions. Being a team player, managing work priorities, and handling daily work-related stress are essential qualities for success in this role. The custodian must also be comfortable working around sick and disabled patients, including both children and adults, which requires discretion, professionalism, and compassion. Hired custodians will be expected to perform all tasks listed on the Unit Custodian Classification Description to ensure consistent and high-quality cleaning services that contribute to patient safety and comfort.

Michigan Medicine offers competitive wages for this role, with a salary range from $41,121.60 to $43,513.60 annually. This position is covered under the collective bargaining agreement with the AFSCME union, which governs important work terms such as wages, benefits, and hours. New employees benefit from excellent healthcare packages including medical, dental, and vision coverage effective from the first day. Retirement savings plans with a 2:1 match and opportunities for professional growth in a supportive and dynamic healthcare environment are also part of working at Michigan Medicine. With its commitment to equal employment opportunities and employee wellness, Michigan Medicine invites applicants to join a world-class institution where every role contributes to advancing health care and medical education on a global scale.