Medical Planner

Description

Have you wanted to work for a firm with a diverse group of talent in unique cultural environments? RIM Architects has an open door for a Medical Planner to join our highly collaborative and growing team at RIM's Honolulu, HI location. If you meet the qualifications below, have a passion for the profession of architecture, and desire to be a collaborative, creative member of a team who consistently exceeds the expectations of our clients, we look forward to reviewing your resume package.

RIM has seven offices strategically located in Alaska, Northern and Southern California, Florida, Guam, Hawaii, and Idaho. Our ability to deliver excellent design starts with excellent people, in every department, committed to superior performance and professional growth. We like to have fun while we work, contribute to our communities, and nurture a workplace providing opportunity, inclusion, and challenge.

Qualifications

• NAAB accredited architectural degree
• 10+ years' professional experience. Licensure preferred.
• Extensive experience in healthcare design
• Demonstrated success as lead project architect, Medical Planner, quality control/peer reviewer on healthcare projects
• Extensive knowledge in building systems, detailing, local and state codes, regs, and standards, specifically FGI and NFPA related to medical design 
• Respected leader, mentor, and collaborator of multiple team members
• Proven track record of fostering and maintaining positive client relationships 
• Demonstrated expertise in team leadership, delegation, and conflict resolution
• Outstanding verbal and written communication and presentation techniques
• Expertise in documentation, negotiation, and contractual agreements
• Direct project experience with Revit and AutoCad.
• Authorized to work legally in the U.S. without restrictions
• Certification or membership viewed favorably: American College of Healthcare Architects (ACHA), Center for Healthcare Design, Evidence Based Design Accreditation and Certification (EDAC), American Society of Healthcare Engineering (ASHE) or Hawaii Society of Healthcare Engineering (HiSHE) 

Requirements

• Lead small-medium healthcare design projects independently and/or manage larger projects and team, as required:  
• Accountable for overall success of budget, schedule, and resources through the preparation, development and maintenance of a project work plan
• Preparation of fee proposals and participation in fee negotiations
• Responsible for budget and schedule management during all phases of the project
• Facilitate effective internal and external communication with project team members
• Provide oversight, knowledge sharing, and mentorship to the junior staff
• Assist with specific office management/operations/project management tasks--as assigned 
• Participate as needed in business development, marketing, and interviews for pursuit of new work
• Utilize effective leadership skills to proactively inspire, mentor and coach less experienced staff
• Contribute to advancing the firm's quality assurance/quality control procedures and tools

This Job Description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees and is not an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, and skills required for this position. It does not establish a contract for employment and is subject to change at the discretion of the employer.