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Posted: June 13, 2025
Raymond Boudreau joins HGA as healthcare principal
Boston, MA Ray Boudreau has joined HGA as a healthcare principal and associate vice president in the Boston office. Boudreau brings broad-based design expertise and deep knowledge of the healthcare industry to HGA’s leadership team as the firm continues to expand its healthcare practice and market value throughout New England.
Boudreau has more than 20 years of architecture experience working with leading healthcare systems throughout New England, reinforcing his commitment to client relations and successful projects. His planning and design work includes inpatient hospitals, surgical centers, critical access hospitals, cancer care centers, outpatient centers, and medical laboratories.
Before joining HGA, he was an associate principal with e4h Environments for health architecture in Boston. He has a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering Technology from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston
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