Project Manager – Healthcare Architecture - Principle Ownership Opportunity

Location: Sacramento, CA (Remote with bi-weekly in person meetings)

Hiring Partner: ParkerBeth

ParkerBeth is proud to be partnering with a long-standing, employee-owned architecture firm in Sacramento in search of a Project Manager to lead healthcare and institutional projects throughout California.

This role offers the rare combination of autonomy, flexibility, and a clear path to ownership. You'll collaborate with a tight-knit team of expert architects, manage projects from kickoff through construction, and be part of a company known for delivering practical solutions to highly technical challenges—especially in HCAi-regulated environments.

What You'll Do:

• Lead architecture projects across all phases, including site visits and construction administration
• Coordinate directly with clients, consultants, and building officials
• Produce and review construction documents in Revit and AutoCAD
• Navigate HCAi compliance from pre-design through project closeout
• Participate in firmwide strategy, mentorship, and client relationships

What We're Looking For:

• 5+ years of architectural experience
• Minimum 2 years of experience on HCAi projects in California
• Fluency in Revit and AutoCAD
• Strong communication and coordination skills
• California architectural license (or ability to obtain within 2 years)

What You’ll Get:

• $105,000–$120,000 salary depending on experience
• Full medical, dental, and vision benefits starting the 1st of the month after hire
• 401(k) with 3% employer contribution (no match required)
• Paid AIA memberships, training, and CE credits
• Hybrid flexibility with remote work after onboarding
• Opportunity to become a firm owner and principal

This is more than just a project role—it’s a leadership track. If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and join a firm where your work matters, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now through ParkerBeth and let’s talk. We’re a recruiting firm that understands the architectural world—because we live in it every day.