Values
Services
Healthcare is What We Do
As a healthcare architecture firm, we provide a collaborative approach to designing and constructing healthcare facilities. We specialize in innovative solutions that meet the needs of our clients as they negotiate the unique and evolving challenges of the healthcare industry. We work with clients to create efficient, cost-effective, and safe healthcare facilities that are ideally suited to the communities they serve.
Team
Culture
Clark/Kjos’s people are focused on how architecture can be a catalyst in the lives of our building’s users. We are motivated by the opportunity to create excellence, our collaborative teamwork environment, everyday challenges for authorship and responsibility, a healthy/sustainable architecture focus, partnering with health professionals to improve health outcomes, close client relationships, and our passionate, caring co-workers.
“A great place to grow in the field and healthcare architecture. Many opportunities to lead teams and good work/life balance.”
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Some specific ways we promote our values:
Learning Organization
- Out-Of-Office Education Allowance
- In-office education through monthly ‘brown-bags’ and Friday at 4 events
- Monthly design pinups over pizza
- Firm pays national professional association dues
Collaborative work-place
- Mentoring program for all new employees
- Weekly project team meetings
- Integrated architect-interior design teams
- Annual reviews & mid-year career lunch
Social Life at CKA
- Monthly First Wednesday discussions
- Friday at 4 events
- Annual golf/disc golf tournament
- Annual holiday party
- Summer Family Picnic
CKA Professional Groups
- LEAN Project Delivery
- Revit Development Team
- Green Team
Volunteer Events
- Habitat for Humanity
- Race for the Cure
- Rose Haven Day Shelter
Opportunities
Currently, we don’t have any open positions, but we encourage you to revisit our opportunities page in the future.
“Every tour I do, someone comments on the beauty of our hospital – and often seem surprised to see such detail in our rural facility.”
