Senior Healthcare Designer (Commercial Architecture) Sponsorship Available
Senior Healthcare Designer (Commercial Architecture) Sponsorship Available
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Beck is looking for a qualified Senior Healthcare Designer to join an extraordinary project team. As the Senior Healthcare Designer, you will initiate and create project designs and plans in all phases and have the responsibility for preparation of presentation and design drawings.
- The job involves the following essential functions: Demonstrate knowledge of structural systems, spatial requirements, basic MEP issues, natural light, poetry of elements and detailing and relative construction costs
- Demonstrate the capability of being a "blank sheet" designer
- Generate new design ideas on the spot and present them to the client
- Lead brainstorming sessions and internal competitions
- Lead charrettes and generate multiple comprehensive design ideas for clients and design team
- Lead design concepts for various project types
- Build a relationship with a client and lead the client through difficult decisions
- Effectively supervise and mentor staff
- Manage the design process and design team
- Promote community service involvement
- Who we think will be a great fit
- A reliable Senior Healthcare Designer will have the ability to maintain design intent through coordination of consultants while monitoring drawings, a passion to get things done, and possess uncompromising authenticity and integrity.
- If you are an individual with an interest in the Integrated project delivery method with a desire to be innovative and creative, you will be an ideal fit for this position.
- You also meet the following requirements:10+ years of relevant healthcare design experience
- College graduate with relevant, NAAB accredited degree
- Professional registration
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