Project Manager - Healthcare Market

Taylor Design•San Diego, CA

1d•$105,000 - $130,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Manager for the Healthcare Market is responsible for successful completion of one or more projects, managing scope, schedule, and budget across all phases—from pre-design through construction administration. The Project Manager oversees project team(s) and assigns work, while guiding execution, and ensuring high-quality, timely completion. The Project Manager also serves as the primary point of coordination among clients, subconsultants, and internal team members, clearly defining roles and responsibilities, aligning expectations, and adapting communication as needed.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in architecture, interior design, or equivalent education in an AEC related field.
Minimum of 8-10 years’ experience in a professional office setting.
Demonstrated history of success in leading a team and managing one or more projects, including the ability to monitor, adjust and maintain scope, schedule, and budgets of projects.
Familiarity with multiple project delivery methods.
Strong leadership and relationship-building skills, including the ability to recognize and successfully navigate client and agency challenges and/or issues.
Good communication skills.
Proficiency in accounting software, such as Deltek, BST, or similar software.

Nice To Haves

Experience or knowledge of Health Care and or Science/Technology a plus.

Responsibilities

Work independently with oversight for team members. This position works in coordination with a Project Director.
Using firm-wide tools and processes, establish a balanced approach for ensuring project profitability, complete and thorough technical deliverables, and the design goals of the project(s).
Provide leadership at the project level, interacting with clients, staff, and consultants.
Develop project budget and timeline, manage proposals and contracts, monitor financial progress, perform monthly client billing and revenue projections with the accounting and contracts team.
Understand building systems and code/agency issues that may arise.
Participate in firm-wide resource allocation planning and forecasting.
Participate in marketing activities – supporting and writing proposals and interviews/interview preparation.
Be responsible for project quality control and following firm-wide standards.
Communicate with consultants, contractors, subconsultants and other disciplines to resolve project issues.
Participate in business development by deepening relationships with their clients and other potential clients.
Participate in professional development activities, learning and training programs.