Project Manager-Healthcare

The client you will be working for is a nationally recognized construction leader with more than 85 years of experience and 1,200+ employees across the U.S. The company delivers comprehensive construction services across K-12 and higher education, civic and public safety, and healthcare projects, combining national resources with strong local relationships. They are committed to safety, quality, innovation, and earning the trust of its clients and building partners.

Boise,

* Must be local*

$100-125k – flexible depending on experience

Benefits Offered

Monday-Friday

We are seeking an experienced Healthcare Project Manager to lead healthcare construction projects throughout Idaho and, as projects require, the broader Mountain West region. The role has primary responsibility for the financial, technical, operational, and client-service success of multiple concurrent projects, typically ranging from $500,000 to $50 million.

Projects may include renovations, tenant improvements, additions, expansions, and new construction within hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, imaging facilities, laboratories, medical office buildings, clinics, rural and critical-access facilities, tribal healthcare environments, and other occupied or operational healthcare settings.

• Lead multiple healthcare projects from preconstruction and planning through construction, commissioning, closeout, turnover, and owner training.
• Maintain responsibility for project budgets, General Conditions, cost forecasts, schedules, procurement plans, project controls, change management, pay applications, and financial reporting.
• Review plans, specifications, and contract documents for constructability, scope coordination, sequencing, completeness, and risk.
• Develop detailed schedules incorporating trade activities, owner milestones, inspections, shutdowns, equipment installations, commissioning, licensing requirements, and turnover.
• Negotiate and administer subcontracts and purchase orders; manage trade‑partner performance, procurement, submittals, RFIs, and closeout documentation.
• Partner closely with the Superintendent and field leadership to align safety, quality, schedule, budget, logistics, and owner expectations.
• Coordinate architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire‑protection, controls, and specialty healthcare systems.

• Lead construction planning within occupied and operational healthcare environments while maintaining continuity of patient care and facility operations.
• Coordinate Preconstruction Risk Assessment (PCRA), ICRA 2.0, infection‑control barriers, negative‑air and HEPA requirements, protected pathways, construction access, and interim life‑safety measures (ILSM).
• Plan critical shutdowns, utility interruptions, tie‑ins, demolition, above‑ceiling work, temporary conditions, emergency egress, and fire/life‑safety activities with facility stakeholders.
• Coordinate with Infection Prevention, Facilities/Engineering, clinical leadership, Security, Risk Management, Safety, design teams, equipment vendors, authorities having jurisdiction, and other project partners.
• Manage coordination of medical equipment and specialty systems such as imaging, medical gas, nurse call, controls, TAB, commissioning, inspections, owner training, and turnover documentation when applicable.
• Support compliance with applicable FGI Guidelines, NFPA 99, NFPA 101, CMS requirements, accreditation standards, owner standards, and state and local requirements.
• Anticipate activities that may affect patients,…