Healthcare Project Manager Jobs in Missouri
Healthcare Project Manager jobs in Missouri concentrate in hospital systems, integrated health networks, and payer organizations, with demand at every level from coordinator to senior program director. The heaviest hiring is in St. Louis, Kansas City, and Springfield, where large employers such as BJC HealthCare, Saint Luke's Health System, and Mercy Health maintain ongoing project management needs across clinical operations, IT implementations, and regulatory compliance initiatives. EHR migrations, value-based care transitions, and facilities expansion are among the most in-demand specialties for the role statewide. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri with more than 1,200 employees and nearing $2B in revenue, Alberici is a diversified construction company that partners with leading organizations throughout North America to build their most challenging and important projects.
Since our founding in 1918, Alberici earned a reputation for executing with quality, safety and trust. Combined with our 100+ years of experience, we provide construction solutions to the automotive, commercial, civil, energy, food & beverage, healthcare, heavy industrial, industrial process, and water industries.
We build the critical structures that improve lives and strengthen communities.
Our mission is simple — and our approach to delivering on it is equally straightforward. We are as open and honest with our employees and partners as we are with our clients. We are here to work together to do the best work possible to bring this mission to life.
When it comes to our team, Alberici employees are built differently. We seek the best and brightest and are committed to investing in our people and providing the training and resources they need to learn, grow, and advance.
Are you Built for the Challenge?
Our Values:
- Working Safely
- Valuing Diversity
- Serving Humbly
- Executing with Integrity
- Solving Creatively
- Engaging Fully
What We Offer:
- Profit-sharing plan, cash bonus programs and annual cost-of-living adjustments
- Generous salary increases and per diems for qualified out-of-town assignments
- Health, dental and vision insurance eligibility on day one
- Paid parental leave
- Continuing education reimbursement
- Personalized career development and training programs
- Minimum of 29 days of PTO (including holidays) for entry-level roles
- Fitness center for St. Louis office-based team members
- Gym membership reimbursement for project-based team members
- Corporate office cafeteria access
- Employee Resource Group (ERG) opportunities
- Philanthropy opportunities
Position Overview
The Project Manager (Healthcare - Travel Required) is accountable for developing, maintaining, updating, distributing, and managing estimates, observing and monitoring the performance of the Superintendent, and overseeing change orders and the billing process. This individual will also be responsible for supervising subcontractor performance, ensuring the project meets quality and performance specifications and regulatory requirements, managing the start-up of the project, reviewing costs against estimates for each total project, and updating labor productivity reports.
Budget/Schedule/Cost Control
- Develops, maintains, updates, distributes and manages estimates.
- Informs the Vice President/Project Director of needed change orders.
- Develops or ensures the development of a detailed schedule with milestones and a critical path that meets contractual obligations and the time requirements of the client.
- Identifies project-staffing needs.
- Assigns actual operational personnel to the project in conjunction with the appropriate Vice President.
- Plans with the Superintendent to obtain the number and type of craft workers needed.
- Ensures a project management plan incorporating the client’s requirements and expectations are developed and implemented for the project.
- Develops the overall plan for constructing the project, including methodology, means and master schedule.
- Requires extensive knowledge of cost accounting/reporting system to both recognize and correct cost overruns and compensate for estimating mistakes.
- Ensures a smooth flow of financial information to support functions.
- Ensures billing is done accurately and in a timely fashion to ensure a positive cash flow for the organization.
- Monitors accounts receivable based on aged receivables reports. Contacts client or subcontractor to determine reasons for non-payment.
- Regularly studies the labor productivity report and budget status. Takes action as required to keep the project on budget.
- Reviews and approves charges to the project.
- Travels to Company and subsidiary offices; offsite client, subcontractor, and supplier meetings; and other locations across North America to fulfill the essential duties of the role as required.
- Exhibits regular and reliable attendance in person as required by the Supervisor, Company guidelines, and/or project and office obligations.
Management Competencies
- Ensures daily logs, test reports, inspection reports and permits are maintained.
- Reports and documents issues giving rise to potential claims and keeps VP/PD informed of these issues on a timely basis.
- Ensures reporting and maintenance of all safety-related and quality management documentation.
- Coordinates support functions including project start-up with internal and external team members.
- Manages the project according to The Company systems, policies and procedures to ensure it is effectively and efficiently constructed and coordinated.
- Manages risk exposures on the project.
- Manages and monitors the critical path on the master schedule. Ensures the Project Engineer manages and monitors all assigned aspects of the schedule.
- Conducts daily meeting with the Project Engineer(s) and Superintendent to ensure coordination of the project. Ensures the Project Engineer and Superintendent work together effectively.
- Conducts regular meetings with subcontractors to coordinate activities, review progress and address issues.
- Reviews change orders and schedules them into the project.
- Defines the roles and responsibilities of each member of the project team that is a direct report.
- Develops and maintains an effective working relationship with employees and the workforce on the project site.
- Builds a positive, results-oriented culture among the project team. Challenges the project team to achieve results they may not think is possible. Maintains knowledge of field trade technologies, methodologies and concerns. Understands the productivity needed from each field trade to meet project schedule and budget.
- Observes and monitors the performance of the Project Engineer(s) and Superintendent. Provides ongoing feedback and coaching to enhance their performance.
- Conducts performance reviews with direct reports.
- Identifies personnel with the potential to assume more responsibility. Discusses their potential with the Vice President/Project Director.
- Demonstrates ability to effectively create, interpret and execute contracts.
- Effectively manages change order and billings process, and directs meetings.
- Successfully manages subcontractors including dispute resolutions and timely processing of pay requests.
- Develops and maintains an effective working relationship with subcontractors.
- Ensures subcontractors are clear about the scope of work for which they are accountable.
- Ensures subcontractors have the information needed to fulfill their obligations, including blueprints, drawings, specifications, scheduling information, access to the project site, etc.
- Monitors subcontractor performance, relying on direct observation, observations of the Superintendent and Project Manager, labor productivity reports, etc.
- Holds subcontractors accountable for fulfilling their obligations to the client and the Company.
- Approves subcontractor invoices for payment. Compares work billed with work performed and keeps them in balance.
- Manage all labor relations and jurisdiction.
- Effectively implements the Company buy out procedures (bid packs).
Construction Means and Methods
- Ensures the project meets quality and performance specifications and regulatory requirements.
- Conducts daily inspections of the project to ensure work is being done appropriately. Ensures all project work is supervised by qualified the Company project management personnel.
- Serves as a liaison with local inspectors.
End User Interaction
- Builds and maintains a positive working relationship with the client and the client’s agents.
- Understands key issues of the client’s business and factors critical to the operation of the facility/processes on site.
- Maintains a high level of client confidence and satisfaction through the following:
- Ensures the project is constructed and delivered as contracted. Ensures all systems and equipment function properly at the conclusion of the project.
- Ensures the construction experience is positive from the perspective of the client and employees of the client who may be on the site.
- Keeps the client apprised of developments in the project, including any change orders that may be needed, change in timelines, etc.
- Maintains high accessibility to the client and the client’s agents through regular meetings, calls and correspondence. Promptly responds to questions and concerns.
- Positions The Company for repeat business with the client. Stays alert for subsequent projects. Discusses business leads with the Vice President/Project Director.
- Communicates effectively with owner top management when required.
Performance
- Thorough knowledge of Built In Safety policies and practices.
- Knows, practices and enforces the Company safety policies and procedures. Models and reinforces safety as the top priority on the project site. Always wears a hard hat and other appropriate personal protective equipment in the field.
- Uses Risk Management and Safety Departments as a resource in managing a safe project. Keeps these departments apprised of project developments.
- Leads safety meetings.
- Establishes clear safety expectations for all on the project site, including subcontractors and visitors.
- Implements safety incentive program, if there is one for the project.
- Monitors the project site for compliance with safety policies and practices and corrects any safety violations.
- Takes appropriate action (including disciplinary action) when adequate safety measures have not been taken.
- Ensures accidents are reported and investigated in accordance with Company policy. Personally responds to OSHA visits.
- Documents safety violations.
- Meets or exceeds target profits on assigned projects.
- Reviews costs against estimates for each total project and tracks variances weekly.
- Approves invoices within a five-day period and validates cost codes for payment.
- Responsible for monthly project projections to include pending items and keeps expense and projections up to date—reviews weekly.
- Approves subcontractor extra work timesheets.
- Verifies and approves salary and contract personnel timesheets weekly.
- Fulfills MBE requirements.
Management Responsibilities
Manages and directs Project Engineers, Superintendents and non-supervisory administrative employees. Is responsible for the overall direction and management of these employees.
Qualifications
Qualified candidates will possess a Bachelor’s degree related to the construction industry, and 5 years’ experience in project engineering, construction project management, or related activities with exposure to healthcare projects in excess of $20 million.
Candidates may permanently reside anywhere in the US but must will be willing to travel to project locations anywhere across North America for extended periods of time (up to 85%).
Growth Opportunities
Alberici invests heavily in our team members training and development in both technical, management, and leadership aptitude.
This role is on the Operations Career Ladder; employees participate in a Professional Development Plan (PDP) focused on career advancement.
Typical growth opportunities for this position include:
- Senior Project Manager, followed by Project Director
Alberici is a North American company with multiple Operating Companies:
Alberici Constructors, Inc., Alberici Constructors, LTD., Alberici Construcciones, BRC, CAS Constructors, Filanc, Flintco, Hillsdale Fabricators, and Kienlen Constructors
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What Missouri Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in healthcare project manager jobs across Missouri.
- PMP or CAPM certification recognized by PMI preferred or required by most Missouri employers
- Bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, business, or a clinical field required
- Three or more years of project management experience in a healthcare setting
- Proficiency with project management tools such as MS Project, Smartsheet, or Asana
- Familiarity with EHR platforms including Epic or Cerner used widely across Missouri systems
- Strong knowledge of healthcare regulatory frameworks including Joint Commission and CMS standards
Healthcare Project Manager Jobs in Missouri: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a healthcare project manager in Missouri?
Most Missouri employers require at minimum a bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, nursing, business, or a related field, combined with demonstrated project management experience in a clinical or health system environment. Missouri does not issue a state-specific license for this role, but earning the Project Management Professional credential from PMI is the single most recognized qualification. Many Missouri health systems also value a Lean or Six Sigma certification, particularly for process improvement and operational roles.
How much do healthcare project managers make in Missouri?
Healthcare project managers in Missouri earn a median of about $94,660 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $56,660 for the lowest 10% to over $157,650 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire healthcare project managers in Missouri?
Employers hiring healthcare project managers in Missouri right now include Farnsworth, Tarlton Corporation, and Alberici Constructors, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Missouri's large integrated health systems and regional payer organizations account for the bulk of consistent, recurring openings in this role.
Which Missouri cities have the most healthcare project manager jobs?
St. Louis and Kansas City account for the highest concentration of healthcare project manager openings in Missouri. St. Louis drives the largest share given the density of major health systems headquartered there, while Kansas City's strong hospital and payer market supports steady demand, and Springfield's growing regional medical center presence, anchored by Mercy and CoxHealth, generates consistent openings in a smaller metro.
Are there remote healthcare project manager jobs in Missouri?
Yes, and more than most healthcare roles. About 100% of healthcare project manager openings tied to Missouri are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how much of the work involves coordination, documentation, and stakeholder communication rather than on-site clinical duties. Project tracks tied to IT implementations, EHR rollouts, and payer operations are the most consistently remote-eligible within Missouri postings.
How can I get hired as a healthcare project manager in Missouri with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving from a clinical or administrative coordinator role into project support. Large Missouri health systems such as BJC HealthCare and Mercy Health frequently post project coordinator and PMO analyst openings that accept candidates coming from roles like unit coordinator, scheduling manager, or health information analyst. Pursuing the CAPM certification before applying signals PM commitment without requiring years of formal experience, and candidates who can demonstrate they managed any cross-functional initiative, even informally, stand out in Missouri hiring conversations.
Where can I find and apply to healthcare project manager jobs in Missouri?
You can find and apply to healthcare project manager jobs in Missouri on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the state. Search the listings, identify the roles that fit your background and target location, and apply directly to the ones that match.
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