Kirsti assists in the realization of new SUS
Kirsti Gerhardsen works as project manager for Helse Stavanger at Nye Stavanger University Hospital at Ullandhaug and is responsible for HSE, risk and construction site logistics.
Kirsti lives in the eastern part of Stavanger with her husband and her 16 year old kid (she has three older brothers who have left the nest). She holds a master's degree in social security and has senior management experience from the supplier industry and has worked on major projects in both oil & gas and construction.
Kirsti has been employed by Head Energy since 2018 and has been leased to Helse Stavanger during the entire period. The project at Ullandhaug is now entering its final phase and moving in is planned for the end of 2025.
- It feels very meaningful to work for Helse Stavanger and assist in the realization of a new hospital in our region.
We are building 125,000 square meters and the construction fence around the construction site is 2.5 kilometers.
I experience Head as a very professional and confident employer with forward-thinking managers who sees opportunities,” Kirsti says.

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