Architectural Medical Planner

Overview

Medical Planner role focusing on healthcare design, stakeholder engagement, and project leadership.

Key Responsibilities

• room layouts
• program development
• team coordination
• stakeholder engagement
• design intent
• clinical layouts

Tasks

-Collaborate with clinicians to ensure layouts meet clinical workflow requirements. -Promote building performance and design excellence. -Participate in business development. -Guide the design team and consultant team through coordination and documentation. -Develop facility and departmental programs based on client needs and best practices. -Mentor and manage the design team to develop the next generation of medical planners. -Develop room layouts with an understanding of medical equipment and clinical workflows. -Facilitate stakeholder engagement at all phases of design, guide the design team in preparing material for engagement, and clearly communicate decisions back to the design team. -Maintain design intent throughout all project phases. -Contribute to multiple projects over a range of project scales. -Develop multiple options and iterations to reach an optimized layout. -Foster professional relationships with clients and consultants.

Requirements

• revit
• bluebeam
• architecture degree
• licensed architect
• healthcare projects
• leadership

What You Bring

-Proven track-record of success with complex, multi-phase projects in a healthcare environment. -Comfortable and effective in a leadership capacity to bring exceptional creativity and excellent technical knowledge to the delivery of high quality and complex healthcare projects. -Have excellent communication skills that enable you to establish and maintain project criteria, keep the project team informed, and manage projects with confidence and ease. -Extensive medical planning and related technical knowledge. -Professional architecture degree and a minimum of 10 years of experience in healthcare projects. -Experience in delivering successful healthcare projects which comply with relevant building codes, FGI, ADA, construction standards, and other related regulatory requirements. -Ability to break down a bold vision into actionable challenges. -Licensed Architects are strongly preferred. -Well-rounded, strategic thinker with an integrated approach to design, management, and technical project resolution. -Experience preparing for, leading, and implementing decisions from stakeholder meetings in all phases of design. -Proficiency in Revit, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Office.

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About Zgf Architects

-Balancing form, beauty, and function through technical solutions and craftsmanship. -Projects include airport terminals, laboratories, university campuses, hospitals, corporate headquarters, and cultural landmarks. -Innovative approaches to civic and research buildings, including zero-energy design and advanced mass-timber structures. -Accolades include the AIA Architecture Firm Award and hundreds of design honors. -Notable works such as Portland International Airport’s terminal, NIH clinical labs, and Stanford’s energy facility. -Each project is tailored to its climate, place, and purpose, creating spaces that feel both rooted and visionary.

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