Founding Executive Director, Institute for the Advancement of Whole Health

Posted 22 days ago

confidentialPhoenix (AZ)

Chief ExecutivesColleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

SENIORITY

Director

About the role

Founding Executive Director, Institute for the Advancement of Whole HealthAbout the CompanyEvidence-based & outcomes-focused healthcare universityIndustryHigher EducationTypeEducational InstitutionFounded1911Employees51-200CategoriesEducationColleges & UniversitiesProfessional TrainingSpecialtiesuniversity health centerphysician assistantalumni advancementchiropracticacupunturescu health systeminterprofessional educationintegrative healthhealth creationdisease preventionayurvedayoga therapyand massage therapyAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Founding Executive Director for the Institute for the Advancement of Whole Health. This role is ideal for an agile leader with an entrepreneurial mindset and a profound commitment to the principles of whole health. The successful candidate will be responsible for establishing and leading the institute, with a focus on innovation, creativity, and a hands-on approach to building the organization from the ground up. The position is remote and offers the flexibility of full-time or part-time engagement. Applicants for the Founding Executive Director position should have a proven track record as a creative and proactive thinker, capable of driving the vision and mission of the institute. The role requires a leader who is energized by the prospect of developing and implementing new ideas, programs, and initiatives in the field of whole health. A deep passion for the subject matter is essential, as is the ability to inspire and mobilize a team towards a common goal. The ideal candidate will be a strategic and dynamic individual, adept at problem-solving and with a strong background in leadership and management.FunctionsEducation/Academic AdministrationNon-Profit Management

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