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Governing Board Member

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ORGANIZATION: PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM FOUNDATION

The Primary Aldosteronism Foundation is seeking a dedicated and dynamic individual to serve on its Governing Board and help oversee its Patient Discovery program. As Board member, you will play a crucial role in guiding the organization's efforts to achieve its mission. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute your leadership, expertise, and passion to drive the success of the organization’s transformative programs.

1.Board Responsibilities

Provide strategic guidance and financial oversight to ensure fiscal responsibility, compliance with regulations, and overall sustainability and growth of the organization.

Leverage personal and professional networks to expand the organization’s reach and influence, and to identify potential donors, sponsors, and funding opportunities.

Contribute to decision-making by participating in Board and committee meetings as well as ad hoc working sessions.

2.Program Responsibilities

Advise on stakeholders’ relations to promote the adoption by health systems of an AI-based model to find individuals at high risk for primary aldosteronism.

Advise on model implementation with a focus on:

  • Knowledge translation and sharing of standards of care,
  • Capacity building to improve quality of care, and promote surveillance and benchmarking.

3.Qualifications

Academic background and/or professional experience in the areas of health services administration and health information science.

Strong leadership and strategic thinking skills, and experience developing and implementing organizational strategies and goals.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with successful track record of collaboration with diverse healthcare stakeholders.

Time commitment and availability to actively participate in Board meetings, committee meetings, and ad hoc sessions.

To apply for this position, please submit your resume and a cover letter underscoring your relevant experience and interest.

The Primary Aldosteronism Foundation values diversity, and strives to create an inclusive working environment.

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About PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM FOUNDATION

Location:

3533 E Ahwatukee CT, Phoenix, AZ 85044, US

Mission Statement

The Primary Aldosteronism Foundation is committed to advancing standards of care for affected patients through proper diagnosis and treatment, actionable research, and inclusive collaboration.

Description

One in eight Americans have primary aldosteronism and do not know they do. Thirty-five percent of them could be cured by surgery, and the others could manage their disease with medical treatment. Instead, they develop debilitating symptoms, and cardiorenal and metabolic diseases, while they could enjoy a longer and healthier life.

We are a patient initiative created to make accurate and timely diagnosis and treatment a reality for all affected patients:
- We promote innovative ways to reach those who are undiagnosed to support them on the road to treatment, and to include their lived experiences in care and research processes;
- We work with healthcare stakeholders and industry leaders to design and implement interventions to remediate the critical factors preventing diagnosis and treatment;
- We advocate research funding proportional to the number of affected patients with the aim to fill the knowledge gap about excess aldosterone, and translate this knowledge into effective healthcare solutions

We serve the primary aldosteronism community worldwide, and are headquartered in the US state of Arizona.

CAUSE AREAS

Health & Medicine
Health & Medicine

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

  • Strategic Planning
  • Advocacy
  • Resource Development / Management
  • Critical Thinking
  • Networking
  • Problem Solving

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • 5 to 10 hours of your time will be needed each week
  • Willingness to engage with a working Board of Directors is essential.

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