Jennifer Youssef Joins RS&H as Healthcare Vice President
Jennifer Youssef, AIA, ACHA, LEED AP has joined RS&H as a vice president in the architecture and engineering firm’s Houston office, where she will lead the healthcare design team.
A native Texan, Youssef has dedicated her career to the design of diverse facilities for many of the Lone Star State’s largest hospital systems. She brings experience not only as a principal and project manager at other architecture firms, but also worked on the owner’s side assisting healthcare institutions manage their projects.
“I’m excited to be a part of such a great company,” Youssef said. “My fellow associates are forward thinking, compassionate about their communities and knowledgeable in their skill sets. We can do some great design work here in Houston and beyond.”
Youssef previously served as a principal and project manager for EYP, as well as project manager for Milestone Project Management and a senior associate for Morris Architects (now Huit-Zollers). A graduate of Texas Tech University, Youssef serves on the certification committee for the American College of Healthcare Architects (ACHA).
“Jennifer strengthens our team considerably as we continue to expand our healthcare design footprint in Texas,” said RS&H Corporate Practice Leader and Senior Vice President Andy Wheeler.
Youssef can be reached at jennifer.youssef@rsandh.com.
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