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Project Manager - Healthcare Studio

Are you looking to leverage your passion to bring client stories to life?  Are you seeking a great work environment and quality of life balance? ALSC Architects is seeking an enthusiastic, collaborative Project Manager to join our team.

ALSC is a team of creative professionals—who lead a clear principle-based design process delivering simple yet powerful architectural solutions authentic to our client’s mission, culture and vision. We believe design has a profound opportunity and responsibility to inspire and make a difference in our lives. 

Job Description

Project Managers provide comprehensive leadership and management oversight on multiple smaller to medium and large-scale healthcare projects, including executing projects from Predesign through Project Closeout, consultant coordination, client, agency, and technical reviews. They will work directly with the Principal in Charge on all aspects of the project, including business development, contract negotiations, and client relations. They also take primary responsibility for management of the project's budget, schedule, and work plan.

Responsibilities

Consult and coordinate with clients 
Develop and review building plans in collaboration with design team
Develop and oversee schedules and timelines
Manage relationships with consultants, contractors, and vendors
Manage site planning and compliance
Provide leadership and mentorship to staff and internal project team

Benefits

A fun, collaborative working environment
Employer paid medical/vision insurance (employee + family) and dental, life and disability (employee)
Paid holidays, vacation and sick leave
401K retirement plan
Defined contribution retirement plan
Continuing education stipend

ALSC Architects is an EEO/AAP employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or protected veteran status.

• A bachelor's degree in Architecture is required (master's degree preferred)
  Minimum eight years of professional experience
• Experience on medical projects; involving all aspects of ambulatory and acute care facilities
• Experience with Department of Health requirements and coordination
• Licensed to practice architecture in a minimum of one U.S. state
• Revit preferred. Familiarity with AutoCAD and SketchUp
• Ability to work creatively in a collaborative environment during all phases of design