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Executive Director, Alzheimer's Institutes

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Executive Director, Alzheimer's Institutes
About the Company: Large integrated healthcare system IndustryHospital & Health CareTypeNon Profit Founded1999Employees10,001+Categories Health & Wellness Health CareHealth Systems Health and Wellness HealthcareHospitals & Clinics MedicineSpecialtieshospital carehome carehospice carenursing registriessurgery centerslaboratoriesrehabilitation servicesheart carecancer treatmentorgan transplantsbone marrow transplantsbehavioral health servicesemergencymedical servicesand transplant Business ClassificationsB2CMarketplaceAbout the RoleThe Company seeks an Executive Director to set strategy and lead translational and clinical research in memory and movement disorders. The role includes building a high-impact scientific organization, developing short- and long-term operational plans, and overseeing budgets, performance measures, staffing, and regulatory controls. The Executive Director will cultivate research partnerships and lead funding efforts through philanthropy, grants, and commercialization opportunities. The position also advances collaborative care models and represents the research organization to scientific, industry, government, and community stakeholders. Candidates must hold an M.D., Ph.D., or M.D./Ph.D. in a field relevant to memory and movement disorders research, along with at least 10 years of progressively responsible leadership in translational and clinical research. Requirements include an international reputation in the field and a record of influential research, executive leadership of complex organizations, and success securing philanthropic and competitive grant funding. Experience with commercialization, strategic planning, substantial budgets, team development, and multi-stakeholder partnerships is important. Strong leadership, communication, facilitation, scientific writing, grantsmanship, and presentation skills are required. Hiring Manager TitleChief Research Officer FunctionsMedical Care/Hospital Administration Strategy

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