Senior Interior Designer | Healthcare
Senior Interior Designer | Healthcare
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Planning: Involved in the planning process from the beginning, including design elements and forms, ceiling design, and material and finish selection. They also consider space planning, and specialty light fixtures.
- Design Preparation: Senior interior designers prepare and develop drawings, models, images, and materials related to the design. They also research materials, products, and produce samples and visioning material.
- Project Management: Senior interior designers coordinate the design team, define project requirements and schedules. They also manage work progress and work closely with the design and project teams.
- Client Communication: Senior interior designers explain their ideas to their team and articulate why the concepts work, and then present them to the client. They also advise clients and ensure success in every aspect of their project.
- Creativity and innovation in design solutions
- Knowledge of building codes and regulations
- Attention to detail and precision in design execution
- Understanding of color theory and space planning 7-10+ years of professional experience in healthcare interior design / architecture design is preferred
- Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design or Architecture or professional equivalent
- Knowledge of building codes and HCAIExperience leading design teams
- Candidates residing in California are preferred
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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