Healthcare Advisory Board Member – Brain Health & Cognitive Decline
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 advisors to join its Advisory Board and help guide the company’s next phase of growth. This role is for senior leaders interested in building a healthcare business that addresses the growing needs of individuals and families affected by cognitive decline. We welcome professionals who bring experience leading organizations, developing healthcare services, building strategic relationships, or bringing innovation into patient care. Advisory Board Members will help leadership evaluate how ATCA can reach more patients, strengthen its care model, and build the partnerships and business capabilities needed to expand. Your perspective will help connect developments in brain health and personalized medicine with practical decisions about adoption, operations, and growth. This part-time, remote strategic advisory role requires approximately 1 - 2 hours per month.
Key Responsibilities
Advise ATCA leadership on business priorities and growth opportunities in brain health and cognitive care Provide perspective on developing healthcare services that meet the needs of patients, families, and referring clinicians Help evaluate opportunities to expand ATCA’s reach while maintaining care quality and patient trust Advise on relationships with healthcare organizations, physician practices, and other relevant partners Share insight on market positioning, referral development, and adoption of personalized approaches to cognitive care Introduce relevant executive, clinical, and industry relationships where appropriate Participate in periodic virtual Advisory Board meetings and strategic discussions
Preferred Qualifications
Substantial senior leadership experience in healthcare services, health technology, biotechnology, life sciences, or a related industry Current or former CEOs, presidents, senior executives, business owners, physician leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, or board advisors Experience building businesses, leading organizations, expanding healthcare services, or developing strategic partnerships Physicians with executive, practice ownership, innovation, or organizational leadership experience Ability to assess business opportunities and contribute practical guidance on strategy and execution An established professional network and a record of contributing to organizational growth Interest in Alzheimer’s disease, brain health, cognitive decline, precision medicine, or healthcare innovation Why Join ATCA? This is an opportunity to apply your leadership experience to a healthcare challenge with significant consequences for patients and families. Advisors will work with leadership on the business decisions, relationships, and organizational capabilities that can help ATCA bring its approach to cognitive care to more people.