Project Manager - Public & Healthcare - OPM Firm

Project Manager - Public & Healthcare

As Project Manager, you will act as the Owner's Representative, overseeing projects from early planning through construction and close-out. Current and upcoming work includes hospital projects and public-sector developments such as courthouses, transportation authorities, and municipal entities.

Key responsibilities include:

• Managing healthcare and public-sector projects from pre-development through completion
• Serving as the primary point of contact between owners, designers, consultants, and contractors
• Overseeing budgets, schedules, procurement, and risk management
• Managing public-sector compliance requirements and documentation
• Leading consultant teams and ensuring alignment with client goals
• Supporting repeat clients on multiple projects as part of a long-term partnership approach
• Providing on-site oversight as required (including full-time site presence on select projects)

The successful Project Manager - Public & Healthcare - OPM Firm should have:

• 8-10+ years of project management experience with strong career tenure
• Proven background in healthcare (hospital-specific) projects
• Experience with public-sector work such as courthouses, transportation authorities, or similar entities
• Familiarity with public procurement and compliance environments
• Certifications or experience with MCPPO, DCAMM, UMBA strongly preferred
• Experience working as an Owner's Rep / OPM or directly for a developer
• Strong communication skills and ability to manage repeat-client relationships
• Ability to work fully on-site when required

What's on offer:

• Highly competitive base salary, dependent on experience
• Strong annual bonus structure (bonuses paid every year for the past 25 years)
• Comprehensive benefits package and 401(k)
• Long-term career growth within a stable, well-respected firm
• Exposure to marquee healthcare, life science, and public-sector projects
• No remote or hybrid option - this is a fully in-office / on-site role