System Manager, Medical Planning
- Remote, United States
From $108 USD / hour
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Job details
- Pay
- From $108 USD / hour
- Experience
- At least 10 years of medical planning experience focused on acute care environments.
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Required Skills & Experience
At least 10 years of medical planning experience focused on acute care environments. Working knowledge of healthcare planning and building requirements, including FGI, IBC, CBC, and other applicable codes. Experience developing, validating, and reconciling healthcare space programs. Strong understanding of clinical operations, patient and staff workflows, departmental relationships, and healthcare design. Ability to facilitate project design meetings, user-group sessions, presentations, and executive-level discussions. Experience coordinating stakeholders with different priorities and perspectives. Ability to review and challenge the planning recommendations of external architecture and medical planning partners. Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills, particularly in ambiguous or evolving environments. Demonstrated ability to work independently, take initiative, and communicate resource or guidance needs clearly. Experience within a health system is valuable, particularly if the organization had a well-developed intake or planning process, but direct health system experience is not required. Candidates from architecture or consulting environments will also be considered if they understand the importance of efficiency, standardization, and planning at scale.
Nice to Have Skills & Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or a related field Master of Architecture preferred. Architectural licensure preferred.
Job Description
The System Manager will provide Medical Planning guidance and quality assurance to project delivery teams, playing a critical function in establishing durable project scope and systemwide planning consistency. The role is also responsible for the development, maintenance, training, and continuous process improvement of the design guidelines. By prioritizing patient safety, workflow optimization, efficient space layouts, compliance, and technological integration, this role is a critical liaison between clinical leaders and our project teams.