Register for Successful Programming Webinars Today!

Healthcare 101/201 is a series of monthly, web-based seminars sponsored by the AIA Academy of Architecture for Health. On each first Tuesday of the month, nationally recognized experts will conduct a 90 minute web seminar tailored to healthcare professionals. The 101 seminars are an introductory series tailored for our emerging professionals audience, and 201 seminars build on top of the introductory series with a more in-depth presentation for persons at all experience levels.

Healthcare 101: Successful Programming

July 6, 2010 2-3:30 p.m. ET
Earn 1.5 LUs HSW

This webinar will introduce participants to fundamental drivers in the planning of hospitals and medical facilities. It will articulate the context for successful programming, including critical upstream and downstream factors, industry trends and pitfalls to avoid. Key components include translating strategy into square footage, the impact of operations on space, and client sensitivities and customization. Information will focus on successfully meeting and exceeding client expectations, working within project budgets, and enabling long-term facility flexibility. Register Today!

Presenter

Jesse Balok, MBA and David Chamberlain, MHA
Senior Managers, Kurt Salmon Associates, HealthCare Group

Jesse Balok has impacted more that 18M square feet of space in hospital planning efforts, including programming for 8M square feet over the last seven years. With a history in financial services and manufacturing operations, Mr. Balok brings a focus on efficiency to space planning. In addition to his expertise in strategic and master facility planning, space need projections, and programming, Mr. Balok provides clients with organizational modeling, operational analysis and flows, and building activation planning. He has worked with academic medical centers and county and community hospitals with focus on adults and pediatrics.

Over his 9 year career at KSA, David Chamberlain has been involved with some of the largest new hospital planning endeavors of the last several years from strategic facility master planning, to functional and space programming, to activation and transition planning. Prior to joining KSA, David worked for 7 years on the provider side as an administrator for subacute care facilities. With this experience, he brings a strategic and operation planning focus to his engagements.

Earn 1.5 LU HSW

After registering for this event, you may invite as many coworkers and clients as you want to share in this live meeting with you. All attendees will be eligible to receive 1.5 LU HSW (AIA continuing education) or 1.5 TU of IDP supplementary education credit. After viewing webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Understand key drivers effecting hospital and health care programming
2. Understand development of strategic planning basis for programming
3. Identify key success factors required for every programming engagement
4. Understand operational implications of square footage and physical adjacencies
5. Identify strategies for effective hand-off of programming to design

Register today and a form for reporting continuing education credit will be provided with the webinar handouts. Questions regarding reporting credit can be directed to bbland@aia.org.

2010 Webinar Schedule

*The schedule is subject to change. Please see the Healthcare 101/201 webpage for the most up to date information.

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