Four health care providers join Bronson
Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology, and Pediatric Nephrology of Bronson all are welcoming new health care workers.
Bronson Internal Medicine Hospital Specialists is proud to welcome Jennifer Kool, NP. She joins a team of internal medicine hospital specialists who provide around-the-clock prevention, diagnosis and treatment of non-surgical diseases for hospitalized patients. Kool received her master’s degree in nursing from University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, and her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Calvin College in Grand Rapids. She can be reached at (269) 341-8481.
Jamie Chiles, MSN, ANP-BC, joins the Bronson LakeView Family Care – Internal Medicine team of internists. They provide primary care to adult patients. Chiles earned a master of science in nursing from Michigan State University in 2011. She received her board adult nurse practitioner board certification in 2011. She can be reached at (269) 655-3080.
Bronson Pediatric Gastroenterology has hired Joanna Boyd, PA-C. She joins a team who focuses on the care and treatment of children from birth until 18 years of age who are having stomach problems. Boyd received her master’s degree in the physician assistant program and bachelor’s degree from Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo. Boyd can be reached at (269) 341-7784.
David Kershaw, MD, and Kera Luckritz, DO, have joined the Bronson Pediatric Nephrology team. Dr. Kershaw earned his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Luckritz earned her medical degree from University of New England In Biddeford, Maine. Drs. Kershaw and Luckritz can be reached at (269) 341-6900.
Source: Candice Elders, Bronson
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