What are the responsibilities and job description for the Project Interior Designer - Healthcare position at Bespoke Careers?
A highly regarded, employee-owned firm is seeking a technically strong Project Interior Designer to join its growing healthcare practice.
The firm’s integrated model brings architecture, interiors, engineering, construction, development, and real estate together under one roof. This allows designers to remain involved throughout the full project lifecycle and collaborate directly with multidisciplinary professionals.
This position is ideal for a client-facing designer who can take ownership of projects and work independently through all phases while still having access to the guidance, resources, and support of an experienced team. Project teams typically include between two and eight people, depending on the size and complexity of the work.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage interior design responsibilities across all project phases, from programming and concept design through construction administration
- Develop technically accurate drawings, documentation, specifications, and project deliverables
- Create space plans, finish palettes, material selections, presentations, and design solutions for healthcare environments
- Serve as a client-facing member of the project team and communicate design ideas, progress, and technical information clearly
- Coordinate closely with architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, vendors, and internal teams
- Manage furniture, fixtures, equipment, materials, and finish selections
- Review submittals, respond to project questions, and support construction administration
- Balance design quality with technical requirements, budgets, schedules, and client expectations
- Work independently while collaborating with project teams of approximately two to eight people
- Contribute to a supportive studio culture focused on design excellence and professional growth
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design, Interior Architecture, Architecture, or a related field
- At least 5 years of professional interior design experience
- Previous healthcare design experience required
- Strong technical interior design and documentation skills
- Experience contributing to or managing projects through all phases
- Proficiency in Revit and other relevant design software
- Understanding of accessibility standards, building codes, and healthcare design requirements
- Strong client-facing communication and presentation skills
- Ability to manage responsibilities independently while knowing when to engage the wider project team
- NCIDQ certification is a plus but is not required
- Portfolio demonstrating relevant professional and technical interior design work
Professional Development
The firm is highly committed to investing in its employees. Candidates pursuing NCIDQ certification or other professional credentials will receive support throughout the process. Employees who are already certified are also encouraged and supported in expanding their expertise, pursuing additional credentials, and continuing their professional development.
Why Join?
- Hybrid working schedule
- Strong benefits package
- Employee-owned company culture
- Integrated project delivery with exposure to the full project lifecycle
- Supportive project teams typically consisting of two to eight people
- Direct client exposure and opportunities for greater project ownership
- Investment in NCIDQ certification, continued education, and professional development
- Access to multidisciplinary teams and a national design practice
- Opportunity to design meaningful and technically complex healthcare environments
Please note: Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without the need for current or future employer sponsorship.