Senior Healthcare Facilities Construction Leader

Neighborhood-Healthcare; Escondido (CA); Sur place; USD 135 000 - 211 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical, Dental, Vision plans (partly)

Vacation time + Holidays

403b Retirement plan

Sick/Personal time

Volunteer Time Off

Additional benefits

Résumé du poste

Neighborhood Healthcare seeks a Senior Facilities Construction Manager to lead the facilities construction portfolio, overseeing major renovations, expansions, relocations, and infrastructure improvements. You will ensure projects align with clinical, financial, regulatory, and strategic goals while managing risk and governance across the portfolio.

You will supervise construction staff, engage with architects, engineers, and vendors, and drive standardized methodologies, budgets, schedules, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, Business Administration, Healthcare Administration, Project Management, or a related field required.
• Project Management Professional certification, Certified Construction Manager credential, Master's degree, or comparable advanced construction management qualification preferred.
• 8 years of progressively responsible construction or capital project management experience, including responsibility for complex projects (OSHPD & OSHPD 3) from design through construction, activation, and closeout required.
• 3 years of experience leading, supervising, or providing formal work direction to construction project managers or related professional staff required.
• Experience managing construction within a multi-site healthcare environment is strongly preferred.

Responsabilités

• Lead and oversee the organization’s facilities construction portfolio, including new sites, expansions, renovations, relocations, infrastructure improvements, and other capital projects, ensuring alignment with organizational strategy, operational needs, clinical requirements, financial capacity, and regulatory obligations
• Maintain an integrated portfolio view of project scope, schedule, budget, risk, dependencies, resource capacity, operational impact, and readiness; monitor portfolio health and initiate corrective action when projects are at risk
• Recommend project prioritization and sequencing based on organizational strategy, patient and staff impact, operational need, regulatory requirements, financial capacity, project risk, dependencies, and available resources
• Identify competing priorities, resource conflicts, and cross-project dependencies; provide construction-related analysis, recommendations, and subject-matter expertise to the Senior Director of Facilities and organizational leadership
• Establish, maintain, and continuously improve standardized construction project management methodologies, controls, templates, approval processes, documentation requirements, readiness criteria, and reporting practices
• Set consistent requirements for project initiation, scope development, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, change control, risk management, commissioning, turnover, closeout, lessons learned, and audit-ready documentation
• Promote consistent use of Procore, project schedules, financial tracking tools, risk logs, change logs, and executive reporting materials across the construction portfolio
• Oversee construction portfolio financial performance, including approved budgets, commitments, expenditures, forecasts, contingencies, change orders, budget variances, anticipated costs at completion, financial exposure, and emerging risks
• Partner with Finance, Contracts, Procurement, and operational leaders to support accurate capital planning, contracting, invoice review, payment administration, financial closeout, and timely escalation of material financial risks
• Directly manage assigned complex, high-risk, high-value, or strategically significant construction projects from initiation through planning, design, permitting, procurement, construction, activation, turnover, and closeout
• Develop comprehensive project plans that define scope, budget, schedule, governance, stakeholders, decision authority, risks, dependencies, communication expectations, operational readiness, and success measures
• Lead architects, engineers, contractors, consultants, vendors, and internal stakeholders to achieve approved project objectives, resolve issues, document decisions, assign responsibilities, and complete project deliverables on time
• Oversee design development, construction activities, contractor performance, scope changes, change‑order review, quality control, safety coordination, schedule adherence, documentation, contractual compliance, and required authorizations
• Coordinate project activation, move planning, FF&E, IT, security, Facilities, laboratory services, nursing, clinical operations, licensing, training, inspections, commissioning, warranties, record documents, financial reconciliation, and transition to Facilities operations
• Ensure projects comply with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, California building codes, permitting requirements, organizational policies, safety standards, healthcare construction requirements, and applicable HCAI, licensing, accessibility, life‑safety, infection‑control, and environmental requirements
• Provide portfolio‑level oversight of architects, engineers, contractors, consultants, and construction‑related vendors, including performance expectations, vendor selection, contract support, relationship management, corrective action, and recommendations regarding continuation, remediation, or replacement
• Prepare and present timely portfolio and project updates to leadership, including status, budget performance, schedule risks, operational impacts, barriers, recommended options, and required decisions

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, Business Administration, Healthcare Administration, Project Management, or a related field

Project Management Professional certification, Certified Construction Manager credential, Master's degree, or comparable advanced construction management qualification

8 years of progressively responsible construction or capital project management experience

3 years of experience leading, supervising, or providing formal work direction to construction project managers or related professional staff

Experience managing construction within a multi-site healthcare environment

Outils

Procore

MS Project

MS Office

Description du poste

Neighborhood Healthcare seeks a Senior Facilities Construction Manager to lead the facilities construction portfolio, overseeing major renovations, expansions, relocations, and infrastructure improvements. You will ensure projects align with clinical, financial, regulatory, and strategic goals while managing risk and governance across the portfolio.

You will supervise construction staff, engage with architects, engineers, and vendors, and drive standardized methodologies, budgets, schedules, and