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CommonSpirit Health is seeking an intern in Facility Management to assist with various tasks related to facility maintenance and engineering. This role involves managing work order systems, supporting operational projects, and enhancing professional communication. Ideal candidates are currently enrolled in a relevant degree program and possess effective communication skills.
This position, under the supervision of a facility director or manager, will learn and complete various tasks related to crafts/trades disciplines in facility maintenance and lead engineering or facility management activities, including operation and maintenance of hospital physical assets at medical centers or facilities. The intern will demonstrate practical understanding and learn proper application of maintenance training in areas identified by the leader. Responsibilities include managing work order systems, analyzing department performance using budgets, CMMS reports, energy reports, evaluating employee work, maintaining performance standards and records, planning work, and assisting with facility projects. Engagement in lessons learned or identifying opportunities for improvement within the facility will be required to provide written reports.
This position may include responsibilities such as:
The Intern, Facility Management, is expected to adhere to the highest standards of ethical conduct, act in the best interest of Common Spirit Health, and support its Mission, Philosophy, and Core Values.
Reports directly to the System Director, Facility Operations, Special Projects, within National Real Estate Services, and interfaces with various teams across divisions, markets, and hospitals for initiatives and projects. The position may be assigned to a local facility for all or part of the assignment.
CommonSpirit Health is committed to building a healthier future through its integrated health services. As one of the nation's largest nonprofit Catholic healthcare organizations, it delivers over 20 million patient encounters annually across numerous clinics, hospitals, and care sites. With a workforce of over 157,000 employees, including nurses, physicians, and advanced practice providers across 24 states, it contributes more than $4.2 billion annually in community benefits and charity care. Together, with patients, physicians, and communities, it aims to create a more just, equitable, and innovative healthcare system.