Experience as a member of the CalChiro Board of Directors
preferred
Experience as a CalChiro Delegate (when applicable)
RESPONSIBILITIES
Serves as the principal elected official of the Association
and shall be so recognized at all Association affairs, programs
and activities.
Presides over Board of Directors meetings as Vice Chair, (4
in-person meetings per year + strategic planning session)
Submits an annual report to the House of Delegates.
Preside at membership meetings
Serves as ex-officio member on all committees and task forces
with the exception of the CalChiro Nominating Committee
May serve as liaison to CalChiro District(s)
Attends the Annual Conference, Legislative Day, and other
CalChiro activities
Orients new board members in conjunction with EVP/CEO
Assists in promoting the CalChiro-PAC and educating members
Attends Orientation for CalChiro Committees and Task Forces,
1 day per year
Attends District President Meetings
Appoints an Association member to serve as a Faculty Student
Liaison from the College of Chiropractic for each Student Chapter
Appoint all committee and task forces chairpersons and
committee members. Chair appointments are subject to ratification
by the Board of Directors
The President shall appoint a Public Corporate Director
advisor
The President may delete, add or modify one or more district
liaison assignments of the board members
The President or her/his designee serves as a spokesperson
for the Association
Assigns a board representative as a liaison to each of the
committees and task forces.
TIME COMMITMENT ESTIMATE
The CalChiro President can expect to spend a minimum of 18 –
22 days attending CalChiro related meetings and performing
CalChiro activities. An additional 3 – 4 days could be spent in
“optional activities” if scheduling permits.
The CalChiro President can expect to spend approximately 3
hours per week reading CalChiro material, preparing for CalChiro
activities and communicating with CalChiro members.
