Full-Time
Facilities Maintenance Engineer 3
HealthPartners
5,001-10,000 employees
Integrated health system and health plans
Compensation Overview
$29.57 - $44.35/hr
Golden Valley, MN, USA
In Person
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- Associate degree in a related field and 10 years of experience or 15 years directly related experience
- Experience operating building automation systems required
- 2nd Class C boiler’s license required
- Must have a valid driver’s license and meet insurability requirements relating to Park Nicollet’s motor vehicle violation criteria
- Performs corrective and preventive maintenance to the buildings, building systems, and grounds in accordance with Park Nicollet’s standard practices; ensures optimum efficiency and reliability of life safety systems, non-regulated patient care equipment, and facility systems for all PNHS clinic locations; troubleshoots issues with aforementioned systems
- Interfaces with and acts as a liaison to a wide variety of internal clients, including clinic staff, patients, and clinic leadership; understands impact of operational decisions with respect to comfort, safety, compliance, finance, and energy
- May exert some influence in the adoption of new maintenance systems or products by covering several of the following: ongoing maintenance, educating new products
- Able to provide direct assistance to Supervisor/Manager with strategic operations of the clinic maintenance and work alongside the clinic staff to accomplish overall maintenance objectives
- Likely provides a moderate amount of work direction to others to successfully accomplish work assignments
- Work varies from the moderately complex to complex; participates in major projects; clearly communicates requirements from an operational perspective to the project team
- Participates in planning of systems, project development and management, and the technical leadership of junior team members
- Advises Supervisor/Manager on and guides implementation of preventive maintenance plan activities; reviewing existing plans and adjusting as well as developing plans for new equipment
- Advises Supervisor/Manager on systems operational strategy improvements and develops and presents implementation for decisions
- Provides subject matter expertise on building systems; can assess and communicate risks of system outages, develop, and provide solution options to Supervisor/Manager as well as non-technical staff for decision making
- Identifies team training opportunities; can effectively train other members of team or identify other avenues for team members to acquire training
- Develops and manages small maintenance projects (<$25,000), including scope development, contractor/team member selection, task delegation/coordination, site management and issue resolution within company business and patient care policies
- Continuously learns about new products and technologies, through industry publications/information, and presents to Supervisor/Manager for consideration
- Identifies systems energy savings opportunities and develops plans for consideration by Manager/Supervisor
- Valid Refrigerant CFC Certification is desirable
- Power Limited Technician License desirable
- Ability to perform mechanical repairs and renovation on all types of systems to include plumbing, electrical, facility systems, etc.
HealthPartners is an integrated nonprofit health care organization that combines medical and dental care with health plan financing and administration. It runs a large multi-specialty physician group and administers health plans for millions of members. The company differentiates itself through its nonprofit, member-governed structure, large in-house physician network, and coordinated delivery under one umbrella. Its goal is to improve member and community health by providing affordable, accessible, and comprehensive care and coverage.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$116M
Headquarters
Bloomington, Indiana
Founded
1957
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- CareConnect HQ self-funded plan for large employers offers 15% savings by July 2026.
- Como Clinic and Lakeview Hospital openings in 2027–2028 improve acute care access amid 11% cost surge.
- Simplica copay-only plan reduces denials and improves margins for senior members with up to 15% savings.
What critics are saying
- S&P outlook negative due to health plan execution risk, forecasting -3% to -2% margins through 2026.
- Generic and specialty drug cost hikes of 8.7% and 10.4% erode margin buffer after 1% operating loss.
- Workforce shortages will delay ROI on $1B infrastructure investment as Como Clinic and Lakeview Hospital open in 2027–2028.
What makes HealthPartners unique
- Consumer-governed nonprofit with integrated care and coverage since 1957.
- Simple, predictable patient access systems led by VP Carrie Stobba since June 2026.
- AI-driven lung cancer detection and myGenetics research for 80,000+ participants.
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↑ 6%HealthPartners environmental stewardship recognized with 13 national awards. Practice Greenhealth, an advocate for sustainability, honors HealthPartners and its 8 hospitals June 25, 2026 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - HealthPartners has received the System for Change award from Practice Greenhealth, the country's leading organization dedication to environmental stewardship in health care, for the 12th consecutive year. The honor is one of 13 awards recognizing the comprehensive sustainability programs implemented throughout HealthPartners and across all eight of its hospitals. The awards highlight a wide range of sustainability efforts, including work to reduce HealthPartners' carbon footprint, implementing smarter purchasing decisions, advancing green building standards, and promoting sustainable food practices. "We're proud to lead the way in environmental stewardship in health care," says Andrea Walsh, HealthPartners President and CEO. "Having a clean and safe environment is essential to helping the members, patients and communities we serve thrive now and in the future." Practice Greenhealth also awarded Circles of Excellence awards to HealthPartners for finishing in the Top 10 in three specific categories - waste reduction, sustainable procurement and green building. Additionally, two HealthPartners hospitals, Methodist Hospital and Regions Hospital, earned the prestigious Top 25 Environmental Excellence Award, Practice Greenhealth's highest honor for hospitals, recognizing facilities that lead the industry in sustainability. All other HealthPartners hospitals received the Greenhealth Leader Award, recognizing them for being in the top 20% of applicants. 2026 Practice Greenhealth awards included: * HealthPartners - Greenhealth System for Change Award; Circles of Excellence in Waste, Sustainable Procurement, and Green Building * Amery Hospital & Clinic - Greenhealth Leader Award * Hudson Hospital & Clinic - Greenhealth Leader Award * Hutchinson Health - Greenhealth Leader Award * Lakeview Hospital - Greenhealth Leader Award * Methodist Hospital - Greenhealth Top 25 Award * Olivia Hospital & Clinic - Greenhealth Leader Award * Regions Hospital - Greenhealth Top 25 Award; Circle of Excellence in Food * Westfields Hospital & Clinic - Greenhealth Leader Award For additional information about HealthPartners' sustainability initiatives, visit healthpartners.com/sustainability. About HealthPartners HealthPartners is a nonprofit organization with a mission of improving health and well-being in partnership with its members, patients and community. An integrated system of care and coverage since its founding in 1957, HealthPartners operates hospitals and clinics, health plans, and a research and education institute. The Minneapolis-based organization serves more than 1.4 million patients in Minnesota and Wisconsin and 1.4 million medical and dental health plan members nationwide. For more information, visit healthpartners.com. About Practice Greenhealth Practice Greenhealth is the leading membership and networking organization for sustainable health care, delivering environmental solutions to hospitals and health systems across the U.S. and Canada. Learn more at practicegreenhealth.org .
HealthPartners announces vice president of scheduling and patient access. Carrie Stobba leads efforts to ensure timely and appropriate access to care across HealthPartners' care group. June 24, 2026 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - HealthPartners today announced that Carrie Stobba has joined the organization as vice president of scheduling and patient access. In her new role, Stobba leads efforts to ensure timely and appropriate access to care across HealthPartners' care group, including primary and specialty care, and hospital-based services. Her work focuses on building simple and predictable systems for patients to get the care they need and want, when and where they want it. "Carrie brings strong experience in making healthcare simpler, more affordable and highly reliable," said Megan Remark, HealthPartners executive vice president and chief operating officer. "She'll help us continue making it easier for patients to access the care they need." Twenty of Stobba's 22 years in healthcare have been in leadership. She returns to the Twin Cities, where she began her career as a physical therapist at North Memorial Health after receiving her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Minnesota. Stobba most recently was vice president of medical group services at Advocate Health in Charlotte, N.C., where she led clinic operations, ambulatory data analytics development, patient experience improvement, integrated call center strategy, electronic health record and operational enhancements, and access strategies. "I'm honored and excited to join HealthPartners," Stobba said. "This team shows its commitment to serving members, patients and our community with every decision. The work of transforming patient access is personal: Being there when people need care is the right thing to do and fundamental to our success as an organization." About HealthPartners HealthPartners is a nonprofit organization with a mission of improving health and well-being in partnership with its members, patients and community. An integrated system of care and coverage since its founding in 1957, HealthPartners operates hospitals and clinics, health plans, and a research and education institute. The Minneapolis-based organization serves more than 1.4 million patients in Minnesota and Wisconsin and 1.4 million medical and dental health plan members nationwide. For more information, visit healthpartners.com.
HealthPartners names Sarah Karlgaard chief legal officer. May 18, 2026 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - HealthPartners today announced that Sarah Karlgaard will join the organization as senior vice president and chief legal officer beginning May 18. Karlgaard will oversee legal, clinical risk management, integrity and compliance, physical security and sustainability. She will work closely with executive and operational leaders to advance strategic priorities while ensuring strong legal and regulatory stewardship. "We're excited to welcome Sarah to the HealthPartners team," said Andrea Walsh, HealthPartners president and CEO. "She is a collaborative leader with strong expertise in navigating complex legal and regulatory environments. Her perspective and partnership will help us advance our mission while continuing to innovate and improve the care experience." Karlgaard brings 20 years of legal experience, including six years as a general counsel. Throughout her career, she has provided legal and compliance guidance and served as a strategic partner on innovation and transformation initiatives across health services, care delivery and medical device organizations. Most recently, Karlgaard served as vice president, general counsel and secretary for FUJIFILM Holdings America Corporation. In that role, she led the legal function across 23 subsidiaries serving consumer, health care and business-to-business markets throughout the United States, Canada and Latin America. She was responsible for legal and governance matters across the organization. Karlgaard earned her law degree from Drake University Law School and a bachelor's degree in business from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. She lives in the Twin Cities with her husband and two children. About HealthPartners HealthPartners is a nonprofit organization with a mission of improving health and well-being in partnership with its members, patients and community. An integrated system of care and coverage since its founding in 1957, HealthPartners operates hospitals and clinics, health plans, and a research and education institute. The Minneapolis-based organization serves more than 1.4 million patients in Minnesota and Wisconsin and 1.4 million medical and dental health plan members nationwide. For more information, visit healthpartners.com.
WCHA and HealthPartners announce first partnership. The Western Collegiate Hockey Association and HealthPartners, a non-profit integrated healthcare organization based in Minneapolis, have agreed to a partnership in support of the 2026 Kwik Trip WCHA Final Faceoff. HealthPartners will serve as a tournament sponsor, which takes place from March 5th-7th at the Lee & Penney Anderson Arena on the campus of the University of St. Thomas. "HealthPartners is a leader in Minnesota for health and well-being," said WCHA Commissioner Michelle McAteer. "They champion healthcare and coverage, so it's fitting to have them on board as our teams compete for a championship! We share the same values of community engagement, mental health, nutrition and fitness, and we are proud to partner with such a prestigious organization." HealthPartners support and collaboration of the 2026 WCHA Kwik Trip Final Faceoff demonstrate its commitment to the sport of hockey which includes partnerships with women's and girl's hockey teams at all levels from professional to collegiate to local high schools and community programs. For more information on the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, follow the league on X and Instagram @WCHA_WHockey, and online at wcha.com. ABOUT HEALTHPARTNERS HealthPartners is a nonprofit organization with a mission of improving health and well-being in partnership with its members, patients and community. An integrated system of care and coverage since its founding in 1957, HealthPartners operates hospitals and clinics, health plans, and a research and education institute. The Minneapolis-based organization serves more than 1.3 million patients in Minnesota and Wisconsin and 1.7 million medical and dental health plan members nationwide. For more information, visit healthpartners.com. ABOUT TRIA ORTHOPEDICS TRIA Orthopedics is part of HealthPartners, a nonprofit organization with a mission of improving health and wellbeing in partnership with its members, patients and community. A leader in orthopedic, sports medicine and rehabilitative care, TRIA brings together exceptional clinical and surgical expertise with worldclass research and innovative programs, including the Twin Cities' first orthopedic urgent care walkin clinic and TRIA GameFace, a premier sports performance offering. TRIA's sports medicine specialists have served as official team physicians for Minnesota's professional sports teams for more than 30 years. With multiple locations across the Twin Cities and western Wisconsin, TRIA provides convenient access to comprehensive care for patients of all ages and activity levels. For more information, visit tria.com.
HealthPartners accepted the award Feb. 27 at WHA's 2025 Quality and Patient Safety Awards dinner in Madison, Wis.