Children’s Wisconsin School of Radiologic Technology
C.D. Smith served as Construction Manager on the Children’s Wisconsin Main Campus 4th Floor Imaging School Renovation. The $434,069 project transformed approximately 2,600 square feet within the clinics building into a dedicated Imaging School, including a classroom and computer/SIM lab.
building within an active healthcare environment
Completed within an active patient care environment, the renovation was carefully coordinated to maintain ongoing hospital operations throughout construction. The project was delivered on a 90-day speed-to-market schedule, with construction completed in 12 weeks from project start to occupancy, including furniture and equipment installation.
C.D. Smith’s self-perform crews played a key role in executing demolition, studs and drywall, finish carpentry, painting and wall protection, supporting a streamlined construction process from start to finish.
supporting the next generation of imaging professionals
The renovation creates a centralized location for imaging education, helping strengthen the healthcare workforce throughout the region. The program is particularly unique, with only one other pediatric school of radiologic technology in the nation.
Project Features
- Imaging school
- Dedicated classroom
- Computer/SIM lab
Related Links
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