Member of the Board of Advisors – Healthcare Innovation
About the Company
Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline affect far more than memory. They can change a person's independence, relationships, identity, and the lives of entire families. Alzheimer's Treatment Centers of America (ATCA) was created to challenge the idea that cognitive decline should simply be diagnosed, managed, and accepted. ATCA is actually using Artificial Intelligence (AI) as part of its approach to patient care. Its patented AI platform works alongside personalized precision medicine to help identify and address more than 100 potential root causes of cognitive decline, using patient-specific clinical data to help guide individualized treatment strategies. The early results are compelling. In an observational study of ATCA's Alzheimer's protocol, 80% of participants following the protocol showed no further decline in their mild cognitive impairment. ATCA is bringing together clinical innovation, artificial intelligence, precision medicine, and multidisciplinary care to rethink how Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and related cognitive disorders are approached.
About the Role
ATCA is seeking accomplished healthcare executives, physicians, business owners, entrepreneurs, operators, and experienced board advisors to join its Board of Advisors and help guide the company’s next phase of development. This role is for senior leaders who can evaluate a healthcare opportunity from several perspectives: the needs it addresses, the strength of its business model, and the capabilities required to bring it to more people. We welcome experience building organizations, introducing new services, and turning innovation into sustainable businesses. Advisors will provide an independent perspective on company priorities, strategic choices, and organizational readiness. Your contribution will help leadership connect ATCA’s approach to cognitive care with practical decisions about investment in the business, execution, and long-term development. This part-time, remote strategic advisory role requires approximately 1 - 2 hours per month.
Key Responsibilities
Provide strategic advice on ATCA’s business priorities and organizational development Help leadership evaluate new opportunities and the tradeoffs involved in pursuing them Offer perspective on translating healthcare innovation into services that patients and clinicians can use Help assess the business model, competitive position, and capabilities required for expansion Share experience from building organizations and navigating important stages of company development Introduce relevant executive, clinical, and industry relationships where appropriate Participate in periodic virtual Advisory Board meetings and strategic discussions
Preferred Qualifications
Substantial leadership experience in healthcare, technology, life sciences, or a related industry Current or former CEOs, presidents, senior executives, business owners, physician leaders, or board advisors Experience building organizations, developing new businesses, or leading strategic change Ability to evaluate business opportunities and provide independent, practical advice A record of working effectively with founders, executive teams, or boards An established professional network and sound commercial judgment Interest in Alzheimer’s disease, brain health, cognitive decline, precision medicine, or healthcare innovation Why Join ATCA? Bring your leadership experience to a company working to broaden the options available to people affected by cognitive decline. Advisors will help leadership make the strategic and organizational decisions behind ATCA’s next stage of development.