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Senior Healthcare Project Manager - PM/CM STV, a leading architecture, engineering, and ... This senior leadership role is responsible for directing complex healthcare capital programs and ...

We are seeking Project Manager-Healthcare with a strong history of recent healthcare experience representing owner's on capital programs, facility upgrades, renovations and additions for both new and ...

... healthcare technology management (HTM), medical equipment planning, or hospital operations required. * Strong problem-solving and project management skills. * Dynamic and outgoing personality with ...

PR · On-site

This role will focus on managing projects related to healthcare operations, medical insurance environments, business initiatives, operational integrations, and administrative process improvements.

Project Manager - Healthcare

Sacramento, CA · On-site

$137K - $156K/yr

STV is seeking a Healthcare Project Manager for our PM/CM group in Sacramento, CA. The successful candidate will represent the owner and owner stakeholder groups and be an integral part of a high ...

NBBJ's Boston studio is seeking a highly collaborative Healthcare Project Architect to join our team. We are seeking a talented professional who has worked primarily with large-scale, healthcare ...

Our client serves a diverse portfolio of healthcare, commercial, and institutional customers and is ... Direct Hire opportunity * Position open due to retirement * Target start date: Approximately two ...

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How much do director healthcare project manager jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 18, 2026, the average hourly pay for director healthcare project manager in the United States is $53.05, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $40.38 and $61.30 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Director Healthcare Project Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director Healthcare Project Manager, you need expertise in healthcare operations, project management methodologies, and a background in business or clinical management, often supported by a bachelor’s or master’s degree and PMP or similar certification. Mastery of project management software (such as MS Project or Smartsheet), electronic health record (EHR) systems, and data analytics tools is typically required. Outstanding leadership, stakeholder communication, and problem-solving abilities are essential soft skills to lead cross-functional teams and navigate complex projects. These competencies are crucial for driving project success, ensuring regulatory compliance, and delivering high-value outcomes in healthcare organizations.

What does a Director Healthcare Project Manager do?

A Director Healthcare Project Manager oversees large-scale projects within healthcare organizations, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. They lead project teams, coordinate with stakeholders, and manage resources to implement improvements such as new healthcare technologies, facility expansions, or process changes. Their role also involves risk management, compliance with healthcare regulations, and maintaining ongoing communication with executive leadership. This position requires strong leadership, organizational, and problem-solving skills, as well as experience in both healthcare and project management.

What are some typical challenges a Director Healthcare Project Manager faces when overseeing large-scale healthcare initiatives?

A Director Healthcare Project Manager often navigates complex regulatory requirements, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, and ensures alignment across clinical, administrative, and IT stakeholders. Managing competing priorities and adapting to frequent changes in healthcare regulations can be challenging, as can maintaining clear communication among diverse teams. Additionally, balancing project timelines and budgets while ensuring compliance with patient care standards requires strong leadership and problem-solving skills.

What is the difference between Director Healthcare Project Manager vs Healthcare Program Manager?

AspectDirector Healthcare Project ManagerHealthcare Program Manager
CredentialsProject management certifications (PMP), healthcare experienceProgram management certifications, healthcare background
Work EnvironmentHealthcare organizations, hospitals, clinicsHealthcare systems, multi-project environments
Employer UsageHospitals, healthcare providers, health systemsHealth agencies, large healthcare organizations

The main difference is that a Director Healthcare Project Manager oversees specific healthcare projects, focusing on execution and delivery, while a Healthcare Program Manager manages multiple related projects to achieve broader organizational goals. Both roles require healthcare knowledge and project management skills, but the Director typically has a more hands-on leadership role in individual projects.

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Infographic showing various Director Healthcare Project Manager job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 83% Full Time, 14% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 93% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 5% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $110,338 per year, or $53 per hour.
Healthcare Project Director

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Job description

Why Manhattan?

Manhattan Construction Company is a family of builders committed to developing teams who do the right thing for our projects, our clients, and each other. Every year, we celebrate team members who have been with the company for 10, 20, 30, and even 40-plus years. What is it about Manhattan that makes people stick around for decades?

We offer large company benefits and professional development opportunities with the care and concern of a family-owned business. At Manhattan, you get:

         Competitive pay and benefits.

         A positive, friendly, and team-oriented workplace with caring leadership.

         Professional development and leadership programs.

         To work on exciting projects for your community.

         Security and stability working for a financially strong company.

         More opportunities to grow your career through our multiple U.S. office locations and affiliated companies.

Check out the details in our Career Development Booklet on our website: www.manhattanconstructioncareers.com

If Manhattan sounds like the place for you, share your resume with us!

POSITION SUMMARY:

The Project Director serves as the main point of contact forboth new and existing clients, driving business success from projectacquisition through to execution, while managing an annual portfolio exceeding100M in revenue. This role emphasizes upholding the Manhattan GuidingPrinciples, fostering team growth, delivering exceptional project results,ensuring high client satisfaction, and leveraging performance to secure repeatbusiness and attract new client opportunities. The Project Director is accountablefor delivering high-quality services and driving business growth through abalanced "doer-seller" approach:

  • The "doer" component, which accounts for the majority of the role, involves leading the project team through tasks such as project administration, financial performance management (including change management, reporting, billings, cash flow, etc.), schedule adherence, risk mitigation (covering legal, claims, safety, quality, etc.), relationship management, team development and cross-functional collaboration. In this capacity, the Project Director oversees the operations and administration of assigned projects, ensuring overall project success and profitability.
  • The "seller" aspect of the role, which runs parallel with the "doer" responsibilities, is critical in securing new business and expanding client relationships. Project Directors will establish themselves as trusted subject matter experts with clients, driving repeat business and identifying new opportunities. They leverage their team's strong performance to drive sales volume and revenue growth.

Success in this role is measured by the Project Director'sability to deliver exceptional project outcomes while actively contributing tothe company's sales efforts with both new and existing clients.

MAJOR DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

Project Directors leverage their extensive constructionexperience and strong interpersonal skills to effectively manage all phases ofthe construction process, including project pursuit, preconstruction,construction, and ongoing client engagement.

Major duties and responsibilities include:

PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT AND TEAM MANAGEMENT:

  • Lead employee recruitment and retention efforts - Identify, recruit, and retain top talent.
  • Develop and monitor training and education programs for employees.
  • Prepare a succession plan for each client and project position- identify, mentor, and train your replacement.
  • Coordinate assignment of team members to projects with the Regional VP and Operations Manager. Consider employee growth and development while making assignments in conjunction with assembling high-performing and efficient teams to meet the client and project needs.
  • Conduct employee performance reviews per Manhattan's guidelines.
  • Organize and develop high-performing teams.
  • Communicate company-wide and local regional initiatives and updates to employees.
  • Stay connected to the jobsite. Be visible, listen, and provide support.
  • Be the Manhattan brand ambassador in the industry and in the community by having an active role (i.e., serve on industry committees or boards, volunteering at key events.)

PROJECT PLANNING & EXECUTION:

The Project Director will lead the project team and activelyparticipate in all preconstruction planning and construction executionactivities. Essential project planning and execution duties include:

  • Meet with customer decision-makers to build and maintain relationships and identify needs/opportunities.
  • Manage and develop relationships with clients, designers, consultants, and internal Manhattan team members.
  • Establish performance metrics and outperform targets for all projects.
  • Confirm that the processes, tools, and support required to ensure operational excellence and compliance with Guiding Principles are in place and utilized.
  • Promote and support the Manhattan safety and quality culture on all projects.
  • Oversee the development of the project execution and quality control plans.
  • Lead and set the tone for all preconstruction and planning activities including being the primary contact for the client from project kick-off through completion.
  • Review and assist the project team with the negotiations and recommendations for all project contracts, change orders, and claims, etc.
  • In conjunction with the project team, develop, implement, and monitor a project risk management plan including SDI/Bonding, insurance/CCIPs, contract administration, project execution plans, project peer reviews, schedule control, risk mitigation plan, and contracting compliance matrix & mitigation plan.
  • Oversee monthly Project Status Reports (PSRs) and financial reporting for compliance, quality, and accuracy. Review PSRs with the project team. Know your projects. Identify and proactively manage risk. Review monthly PSRs with the Regional VP and Operations Manager.
  • Attend OAC Meetings to monitor the project team's performance in exceeding client expectations. Be present to support the project team and engage with the client and design team.
  • Cooperate and support other Project Directors and Regional VPs - One Manhattan.
  • Talk with the project teams for feedback on current issues or problems. Help project teams solve problems. Be a valued resource.
  • Develop small business and minority subcontracting plans and implementation strategies.
  • Prepare quarterly forecasts for project awards, revenues, and profit.
  • Achieve company/regional goals for sales, revenue, and profitability.
  • Manage billable time allocation for PD and all other project team members ensuring team members are fully allocated to assigned project(s), reimbursed by the client, and forecasted in the project budget.
  • Assist Regional VP in managing office SG&A.

SALES & CLIENT FOCUS:

The Project Director will report to the Regional VicePresident and manage specific client accounts. The Project Director willutilize strategic thinking skills to maintain and grow relationships withexisting clients in current markets, while actively seeking new opportunitieswith new clients and new markets. This position requires the ability to createinnovative, project specific solutions that address customer needs and keyissues, along with being a proactive - "out of the box" thinker and problem solver.The Project Director will also collaborate with the business development teamin long range planning and sales efforts.

Critical sales and client-focused duties include:

  • Identification, winning, and retention of a single account or multiple accounts delivering 100M in revenue on an annual basis.
  • Take primary responsibility for the overall sales process. This position is responsible for establishing and meeting annual sales goals.
  • Conduct marketing research - collect information regarding client operations and identify and pursue opportunities.
  • Responsible for identifying and retaining key Manhattan customers.
  • Collaborate and coordinate with business development for the identification of new customers.
  • Develop, engage, and manage relationship building activities with Owners, influencers, and other pursuit stakeholders.
  • Identify potential new projects and new clients and work with the Regional VP to analyze opportunities and develop sales and execution strategy.
  • Develop pursuit plans in conjunction with the business development team including preparation for proposals and presentations. Maintain and update the pursuit plan as activities are completed and as needed. Utilize the Risk Management Platform to coordinate all pursuit activities.
  • Manage collection, development, and differentiation of RFP & RFQ responses.
  • Lead strategy for interview agenda and presentation materials in conjunction with business development.