In a Healthcare Environment a Project Manager is responsible for the successful planning, executing, and turning over of a wide variety of projects within strict guidelines.

1. Vincent J Salines
vsalines62@verizon.net  213 Hartford Pike Foster RI  401-678-0592
In a Healthcare Environment a Project Manager is responsible for the successful planning, executing,
and turning over of a wide variety of projects within strict guidelines.
Skills
 Manage, oversee, coach, mentor and motivate members of the Capital Project Team and
influence them to take positive action and accountability for their assigned work.
 Oversee all regulated Capital Project.
 Manage team by reviewing budgets, schedules, change orders, pay applications and
construction activities.
 Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously
 Strong skills to manage construction projects and resolve problems
 Significant independent decision making
 Strong verbal and written communication skills
 Proficient in Blueprint Reading and AutoCAD 2015
 Experienced in working with Architects, Professional Engineers and Consultants including a
thorough knowledge of standard design and engineering processes.
 Knowledge of ILSM and ICRA related documentation
Experience
Anne Arundel Medical Center
Senior Project Manager 2016 – Current
 Responsibilities include overseeing all Regulated Capital Projects to assure projects are
completed in accordance with the construction documents, within budget and on schedule.
 Manage and supervise Project Mangers. Daily huddles for quick project updates and determine
what information they require to complete their daily task.
 Weekly meetings with Project Managers to review schedules, budgets, change orders, AIA
contracts, RFP’s, and pay applications.
 Coordinate projects in construction with Hospital Leadership.
 Schedule, oversee and document Clinical Operation Meetings, Facilities Support Meetings and
Activation/Transition Meetings.
 Procurement and coordination of project FF&E.
 Partial List of completed projects; $8.5M 30 bed Heart Vascular Unit, New Blood Lab
Automated Line.
 Current Projects; New $25M 4 story Behavior Heath Hospital. Exterior, interior and site
renovation of existing 2 story alcohol and drug rehabilitations hospital to match new Behavior
Health Hospital.
Rhode Island Hospital (Lifespan)
Facilities Project Manager 2002 – 2015
 Responsibilities include the supervision and coordination of construction projects at Rhode
Island Hospital, The Miriam Hospital, Bradley Hospital and Newport Hospital and to assure

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projects are completed in accordance with the construction documents, within budget and on
schedule.
 Familiar with all aspects of healthcare facility design and construction.
 Prepare RFP’s, Bid Documentation, Supervise Pre-Bid & Scope Review Meetings of contractors
and award contracts
 Evaluate and authorize payment of invoices, negotiate and execute construction contracts
with suppliers, consultants and contractors and negotiating change orders
 Construction activities include enforcing contract requirements and field decisions.
 Daily inspections of construction sites to assure Interim Life Safety Measures and Infection
Control requirements are maintained per JHACO requirements.
 Partial list of projects; MRI, Linac, Cath Labs, VIR, EP Labs, CT Renovations, Cyber Knife
Vault, 64 bed Acute Care, Gamma Knife Reload and Replacement.
Trinity Engineering
Electrical Designer 1998 – 2002
 Responsible for the design of normal and emergency circuits for 120/208V. and 277/480V
Systems.
 Performed Electrical Engineering of X-ray, MRI, Cat Scan, and Radiation Oncology Suites.
 Responsible for evaluated jobsite, field verified existing conditions, and determined scope
and requirements for renovations.
General Dynamic, Electric Boat Division
Outside Machinist 1989 – 1997
 Nuclear and Sub Safe qualified.
 Duties include the installation of Nuclear and Sub Safe equipment, milling, boring, equipment
layout and installation, blueprint reading, sign offs, sea valve installation.
 Interpreted information from engineering blueprints.
 Laid out and installed various components for submarine construction.
 Provided Naval and Government inspections for documentations.
 Held secret clearance.
US Navy
Machinist Mate 3r d
Class (SS) 1983 – 1987
 USS Andrew Jackson SSBN 619 & USS John C Calhoun SSBN 630
 Honorable Discharge
 Qualified Submarines
 SSN/SSBN Auxiliary Technician, High Pressure Air and High Pressure Hydraulic Technician,
Oxygen Generator Technician, Submarine Fire Fighting and Damage Control Lead.
 Awards; Submarine Breast Insignia, Meritorious Unit Commendation, Good Conduct Award,
6 SSBN Deterrent Patrol Insignia, Sea Service Ribbon. Letter of Commendation.
 Held secret clearance.
Certifications
 OSHA Electrical Safety 1910 and NFPA 70e
 2005 National Electrical Code®
 Preventing & Controlling Infectious Agents in Healthcare Facilities During Construction
 MM 4245 – SSN/SSBN Auxiliary Equipment Technician

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 MM 4262 - Electrolytic Oxygen Generator Technician
Education
New England Institute of Technology
 Associate in Science Degree - Architectural/Building Engineering Technology
Bryant University
 Certificate - Project Management Certificate Program
US Navy
 Enlisted Submarine Course
 Machinist Mate “A” School
 SSN/SSBN Auxiliary Equipment Technician
 3K Hydraulic System Technician
 Oxygen Generator Mechanic / Technician
 R12 Systems Technician
 3K High Pressure Air Technician