SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Martin (Marty) Rainbow has recently joined St. Joseph’s Health as director of facilities engineering and plant operations. 

Rainbow brings to St. Joseph’s more than 20 years of experience as a construction manager (CM), and most recently he served as CM for the St. Joseph’s Patient Room Tower, according to a St. Joseph’s Health news release.

In his new post, Rainbow will oversee the health-care organization’s buildings and infrastructure modernization, capital improvements, the facility master plan, clinical engineering, and maintenance.

Rainbow earned an associate degree in construction engineering from SUNY Canton and a bachelor’s degree in construction management from SUNY ESF, according to his LinkedIn page.

St. Joseph’s Health is a nonprofit regional health-care system based in Syracuse, providing services to patients throughout Central New York and northern Pennsylvania.

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