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Kimberly N. McMurray, AIA, EDAC, NCARB, MBA

 Hackensack University Medical Center, New Jersey – PSSR for Inpatient behavioral health unit (24 beds); Adult
Emergency Services; and Pediatric Emergency Services.
 Harris Center, Houston Texas – PSSR for Psychiatric Emergency Services Adult and Child/Adolescent Unit, Crisis
Stabilization, Adult Inpatient, and Residential Unit.
 Hospital Sisters Health System, St. Mary’s Decatur, Illinois – PSSR for Emergency Services, Adult Inpatient Unit,
Adolescent Inpatient Unit and Geriatric Inpatient Unit.
 Hospital Sisters Health System, St. John’s Springfield, Illinois – PSSRs for Emergency Services and Adult Inpatient
Unit.
 Hutchison Regional Medical Center, Hutchinson, Kansas – PSSR for Emergency Services, Adult Inpatient Unit, and
General ICU/MS Patient Room.
 Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune, New Jersey – PSSR for Adult Inpatient Unit (30 beds); and Crisis
Unit Emergency Services.
 JPS Health Network, Fort Worth, Texas – PSSR for Psychiatric Emergency Center; Integrated Specialty Unit (16 beds);
Trinity Springs Inpatient services (80 beds); and Trinity Springs North (16 beds).
 Kingsbrook Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York – PSSR for Inpatient Adult Inpatient Unit and Geriatric Inpatient Unit.
 Maine Medical Center, MainHealth, Portland, Maine – PSSR for Emergency Services and Geriatric Inpatient Unit.
 Medical University of South Carolina – PSSR for Emergency Services and Inpatient Services for Geriatric,
Child/Adolescent and Adult Units.
 Mercy Health System, Michigan – Patient and Staff Safety Review for five Adult Inpatient units located in Ann Arbor,
Oakland, Livonia, Muskegon, and Chelsea.
 Michigan Medicine Medical Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan – PSSR for Emergency Services, Adult Inpatient Unit,
Adolescent Inpatient Unit, ECT, and Outpatient Clinical Services; providing ongoing design and construction related
consulting services for behavioral health inpatient departmental renovations.
 New York City Health + Hospitals, Elmhurst, Queens, New York – PSSR for 169 Inpatient Beds, Emergency Services,
Outpatient, and other Clinical Services.
 SSM Health Agnesian Healthcare, Font du Lac, Wisconsin – PSSRs for Emergency Services and Adult Inpatient Unit.
 St. Mary’s Hospital, Madison, Wisconsin – Behavioral Health Inpatient Unit Renovation, 60% Construction Document
Plan Review.
 University of Alabama and Alabama Department of Mental Health, Tuscaloosa, Alabama – PSSR for 1) Bryce Adult
Hospital (268 beds); 2) Harper Center Geriatric Hospital (96 beds); and 3) Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility Hospital
(114 beds).
 University of New Mexico Medical Center, Albuquerque, NM – PSSR for Adult and Geriatric Inpatient Units; Adult
Psychiatric Crisis and Emergency Services; Child and Adolescent Inpatient Campus Services.
 University of Minnesota Medical Center, West Bank Fairview Hospital – PSSR for East Building Adolescent Units
(42 beds); South Building Pediatric Emergency Services; North and West Buildings Adult inpatient units (9 units); and
Adult Emergency Services.

Behavioral Health Publications:
 “Behavioral Health Design Guide,” November 2020 Edition, Co-Author with James Hunt and David Sine, published free
of charge through BHFC website, www.bhfcllc.com
 “Telehealth and the COVID-19 Behavioral Health Crisis”, August 2020, Co-Author with Anosha Zanjani, Brian Giebink
and Kathleen Woods”
 “The Intersection of Compassion and Design,” Arkansas Hospitals, Summer 2019
 “Designing Behavioral Health Facilities,” Design and Construction, April 2018, Co-Author with James Hunt, Debbie
Gregory, and Ben Sezela

Speaking Engagements:
 “Removing Barriers, Transforming Behavioral Health Design” – Healthcare Facilities Symposium and Expo,
(September 2019), Boston, Massachusetts
 “Understanding the Fine Points of Putting Ligature Resistant Design into Practice” – NY Healthcare Facilities
Summit, (September 2019), New York Presbyterian Hospital, New York, New York
 “How and Why Behavioral Health Inpatient Design is Different from Medical/Surgical Units” – Center for Health
Design Behavioral Health Workshop, (September 2019), Baltimore, Maryland
 “Building a Safe Environment” – Visa Lighting Healthcare Seminar, (September 2019), Milwaukee, Wisconsin
“Building a Safe Environment” – Missouri Hospital Association, Leadership Conference, (April 2019), Spring
Conference, Osage Beach, Missouri
 “Behavioral Health Design: Opportunities for Innovation in the Patient Room” – Army Corp of Engineers (April
2019), Huntsville, Alabama
 “Ligature Risk Reduction” –Defense Health Agency (January 2019), Falls Church, Virginia
 “Ligature Attachment and Suicide Risk Assessment on Behavioral Health Inpatient Units” – Alabama Society
Healthcare Engineers, (October 2018), Fall Conference, Mobile, Alabama

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