Healthcare Project Architect

Company Description May Architecture is an award-winning design firm specializing in healthcare and higher education projects. The studio brings together architects and interior designers who value collaboration and transparent communication at every stage of the design process. The firm focuses on creating functional, patient-centered environments and inspiring educational spaces that enhance user experience. Team members work closely with clients, consultants, and stakeholders to deliver thoughtful, well-coordinated solutions that meet complex programmatic and technical requirements.

Role Description This full-time Healthcare Project Architect role is based in Jacksonville, FL and is structured as a hybrid position, allowing a combination of in-office and work-from-home days. The Healthcare Project Architect will lead and coordinate the design and documentation of healthcare projects, including programming, space planning, and technical detailing. Daily responsibilities include managing project schedules and deliverables, preparing and reviewing construction documents and submittals, and collaborating with consultants, contractors, and client representatives. The role also involves maintaining quality control, ensuring compliance with healthcare codes and standards, incorporating sustainable and LEED-informed design strategies, and using BIM tools to develop and refine project models. The Healthcare Project Architect will mentor team members, contribute to design reviews, and support the firm’s commitment to clear communication and collaborative problem-solving.

Qualifications

Demonstrated expertise in Architecture for healthcare facilities, including planning, design, and technical documentation.Strong Project Management skills, including coordination of teams, schedules, budgets, and consultant workflows.Proficiency with Building Information Modeling (BIM) platforms and related digital design and documentation tools.Experience handling Submittals, RFIs, and other construction-phase documentation with attention to detail and accuracy.Knowledge of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) principles; LEED accreditation is preferred.Working knowledge of healthcare codes, life safety requirements, and regulatory standards applicable to clinical environments.Professional degree in Architecture and current or eligible architectural licensure in the United States.Strong communication, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities, with capacity to work effectively in a hybrid setting.Experience coordinating with interior designers, engineers, and contractors; prior work on healthcare or higher education projects is a plus.