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Northern Impact

Practice Director (Healthcare Architecture)

Northern Impact, CA, United States


Overview Award-winning architecture firm is seeking a Practice Director (Healthcare) to join their team of Architects and Designers in their San Diego or Los Angeles office. Architecture Interiors Studio is a passionate team of 40 creatives (and growing) with offices in Los Angeles and San Diego. They value individual contributions and team-based collaboration. They foster a positive work-life balance for our staff while seeking to enhance the diversity of their firm and the broader AEC community. Their portfolio consists of healthcare, workplace, residential, institutional, retail, and commercial projects. The studio is seeking a dedicated and experienced Practice Director with a background in senior management and 15 years of experience in healthcare architecture, particularly on projects under HCAI (OSHPD) jurisdiction. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of successfully managing multiple projects or studios and overseeing various departments or functions. Key Requirements: A minimum of 15 years of experience managing healthcare projects. Demonstrated success in delivering OSHPD facilities. Familiarity with Design-Build delivery is a plus. Strong ability to maintain and grow client relationships, both with existing and new clients. Expertise in construction administration for healthcare projects. Additional Qualifications: Expertise in managing specialized healthcare projects while enhancing team experience and adhering to the client's budget. Collaborative work style, able to coordinate effectively with clients, project consultants, and governing agencies, including HCAI , to develop comprehensive construction documents and specifications. Ability to integrate technical knowledge and ensure code compliance into coordinated drawings for permitting, bidding, and construction. In-depth knowledge of care environments, including medical planning and equipment coordination. Experience in mentoring junior staff in AutoCAD, Revit, and HCAI standards. Proven ability to manage and organize teams across multiple projects. Must be a licensed architect in California. Their Commitment to Your Growth & Well-being: They are committed to supporting both your personal and professional development, creating a balanced work environment, and promoting wellness: Supporting Your Goals: 100% reimbursement for AIA annual dues and California State Architectural Licensure biennial fees. Opportunities to participate in internal groups, such as the Events or Community and Mentorship Committees. Company sponsorship for creative competitions and volunteer organizations. Access to internal AIA continuing education credits. Creating Balance: Hybrid work arrangement: Four days a week in the office. Participation in firm-wide community and mentorship programs. Both virtual and in-person social events with your team. Office closure between Christmas and New Year. Promoting Wellness: Contribution to medical insurance. Pre-tax savings plans for healthcare and dependent care. 401(k) employee savings plan with up to a 3% company match. The base salary for California positions will be determined based on various factors, including the candidate's qualifications, education, experience, skills, job-related knowledge, work location, and internal equity considerations. In addition to the base salary, the compensation package may include discretionary bonuses and a comprehensive range of medical, financial, and other benefits. The salary range for this position is provided below. Base Salary up to $180,000