Photo courtesy of Rachel Lock from Treanor Design
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SHC IRCT2 Renovation
The integration of interventional radiology (IR) and computed tomography (CT) within the same room has brought together two essential modalities, enhancing clinical capabilities and operational efficiency.
The IRCT2 project features a back-to-back control room, designed in conjunction with the IRCT1 project completed in 2021. Efficient use of space is critical to the success of this project, as it promotes collaboration among staff and facilitates quicker patient turnaround times. This innovative approach is set to improve both operational efficiency and patient care.
Location:
Palo Alto, CA
Architect:
Treanor Design
General Contractor:
Envision Construction & Design
Client:
Stanford Health Care
Year:
2024
Project Cost:
$8M
Size:
650 sq ft
Role & Responsibility:
Senior Project Manager. Managed planning, design, and construction administrations to ensure on time and on budget project delivery.
Enhancing the Interventional Platform
My responsibilities for this project included collaborating with interventional platform physicians and technical managers to optimize staff and patient workflow within the procedure room, ensuring efficient space utilization in the shared control room, and upgrading the infrastructure to support the Siemens imaging equipment.
Throughout the process, I faced technical challenges, such as addressing a non-compliant existing condition and supporting a systematic upgrade of the fire alarm system.
A before and after photo. Note the privacy film applied on the shared control room window in the after photo
Ribbon cutting ceremony with the IR team
Photo courtesy of Rachel Lock from Treanor Design
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