Plant Health Manager

Plant Health Manager Location: outside of Hillsboro, ORSalary: $70,000 - $85,000 + Great Benefits!Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k matching, Vacation, PTO. & More!Job Type: Full-TimeTypical Hours: Mon - Fri; 40 hrs./wk. Start Date: ASAPSponsorship is not availablePlant Health Manager DescriptionOur client, a leading wholesale nursery outside of Hillsboro, Oregon, is seeking a hands-on Plant Health Manager to oversee plant health across a diverse portfolio of annuals, biennials, herbaceous and woody perennials, and ornamental crops. This role ensures all plant material is healthy, clean, and high-quality from propagation and plug production through finishing and distribution. You'll lead the Plant Health Team, manage irrigation and fertigation programs, and oversee integrated pest management (IPM), disease prevention, and sustainable crop protection strategies across bedding plants, seasonal color, native perennials, and landscape varieties. The ideal candidate is a proactive horticultural leader who enjoys mentoring teams, optimizing greenhouse and nursery systems, and applying best practices in nutrient management and plant health programs. This is an opportunity to make a visible impact on the quality and success of a thriving nursery operation. Plant Health Manager Responsibilities• Lead and develop a team responsible for plant health, pest control, and irrigation practices • Monitor crops to identify potential pest, disease, or nutrition issues • Manage integrated pest management (IPM) programs and oversee treatment applications • Support and train staff in proper irrigation and fertigation techniques • Maintain accurate records related to plant health, irrigation, and chemical use • Ensure compliance with all safety and regulatory standards • Collaborate with leadership to optimize growing systems • Purchase and manage materials and supplies within budget guidelines Plant Health Manager Qualifications• 3+ years of plant health, nursery operations, or horticulture management experience required • Strong understanding of irrigation, fertigation, and pest management systems required • Oregon Private Applicator License (or ability to obtain) required