The Planning Coordinator provides administrative and scheduling support for interior design, signage, and space planning teams within a large university health system. The role involves assisting with capital planning, furniture procurement, and project management for clinical, academic, and research facility projects.
A leading educational institution in Detroit is seeking an Interior Design Planner to oversee interior space planning and project management. The candidate will ensure effective furniture integration and manage projects that involve collaboration with vendors and compliance with regulatory standards. Required qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and at least 2 years of experience. This role offers a comprehensive benefits package and the opportunity to contribute to a dynamic team. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Interior Design Planner: Space, Move The Interior Design Planner will oversee interior space planning and project management. • Ensure effective furniture integration • Manage projects involving vendor collaboration and regulatory compliance
Scope of Position: The Interior Design Planner position includes interior space planning & programming, suggesting and, documenting space modifications, participating on construction project teams, and directing relocations and moves. They create and apply standards for furniture and interior space. This includes the integration of interior furniture and branding components compliant with OSUWMC standards for such elements. • Demonstrated knowledge of regulatory codes applicable to clinical, office, and research environments is highly desirable. • Experience in a multidisciplinary academic medical center, a research environment, or a complex organizational environment is desirable.
Scope of Position: The Interior Design Planner position includes interior space planning & programming, suggesting and, documenting space modifications, participating on construction project teams, and directing relocations and moves. They create and apply standards for furniture and interior space. This includes the integration of interior furniture and branding components compliant with OSUWMC standards for such elements. • Demonstrated knowledge of regulatory codes applicable to clinical, office, and research environments is highly desirable. • Experience in a multidisciplinary academic medical center, a research environment, or a complex organizational environment is desirable.