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Parkland Hospital

New Hospital Building in Dallas

  • Dallas, Texas

Field Control Analytics collaborated on the hospital construction project in Texas, specifically the massive 1.9 million square-foot Parkland Hospital in Dallas. This 862-bed hospital, a notable hospital construction project in Texas, cost over $700 million to complete. It is registered with the USGBC and has earned LEED Gold certification.

Given the complexity of this project, FCA’s site access control technology, along with safety and certification tracking and verifiable hours, were crucial in ensuring the project was compliant, and completed on budget and on schedule.

Learn how Field Control Analytics leads the industry in site access control technology, partnering with the construction industry to onboard, track, and manage their workforce across multiple sites.

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Texas Hospital Construction - Parkland Hospital

YEAR COMPLETED

2015

Project Type

Size

1.9 million square-feet

Caitlin Sachdev

Vice President, Growth

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Caitlin is a go-to-market and growth leader who bridges marketing, sales, and product to accelerate revenue and brand impact.

As Vice President of Growth at FCA, Caitlin drives national pipeline expansion through data-driven demand generation, account-based marketing, and sales enablement strategies that allow construction teams adopt FCA’s workforce management technologies at scale.

Before joining FCA, Caitlin advised emerging tech and nonprofit organizations on growth strategy, product positioning, and go-to-market execution. She facilitated product-led growth and innovation at Charles Schwab, launching digital products that reached millions of users delivering a combined $40 million in annual savings and revenue while building GTM programs that turned customer insights into measurable business outcomes.

Caitlin holds a B.A. in Journalism and Spanish from American University and an M.B.A. from the University of Maryland.