Advisory Board Member – Patient Access & Cognitive Health Services
alzheimers treatment centers of americaDenver (CO)
Advisory Board Member – Patient Access & Cognitive Health Services
Posted 4 days ago
alzheimers treatment centers of americaDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
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 AI 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, entrepreneurs, operators, investors, and business leaders to join its Advisory Board and help guide the company’s next phase of growth. This role is designed for leaders who understand how patients discover, navigate, and access specialized healthcare services and who can help ATCA make its cognitive health model more accessible to appropriate patients and families. Advisory Board Members will provide practical insight on patient access, healthcare navigation, service design, and the relationships that influence how people enter and move through the care system. This strategic advisory role requires approximately 1 – 2 hours per month.
Key Responsibilities:
- Advise on patient access and healthcare navigation strategies for cognitive health services
- Provide perspective on the patient journey from awareness and referral through evaluation and treatment
- Help identify barriers that may prevent patients and families from accessing specialized cognitive care
- Advise on service models and partnerships that can improve reach and accessibility
- Share insight on patient engagement, referral development, and healthcare communication
- Participate in periodic virtual Advisory Board meetings and strategic discussions
Preferred Qualifications:
- Leadership experience in patient access, healthcare operations, medical practices, patient services, or related areas
- Experience improving patient journeys, referrals, healthcare navigation, or access to specialty care
- Current or former healthcare executives, physicians, operators, entrepreneurs, investors, or advisors
- Physicians with leadership, innovation, or practice-building experience
- Understanding of patient-centered healthcare services and the practical barriers to accessing specialty care
- Experience collaborating across clinical, operational, and business teams
- Interest in Alzheimer’s disease, cognitive health, artificial intelligence, precision medicine, or healthcare innovation
Why Join ATCA?This is an opportunity to help ATCA make innovative cognitive care more accessible to the patients and families who may benefit from it.
Advisory Board Members will help leadership strengthen the patient journey and build practical pathways into ATCA’s differentiated care model.
Qualified Advisory Board Members also have the opportunity to make a $50K+ angel investment alongside fellow advisors as the company continues its growth.
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