Board Member

Remote- International
Volunteer

Join Our Board

Therapists Beyond Borders is seeking compassionate and qualified board members committed to our mission to empower worldwide communities that care for individuals with disabilities/disabled individuals through rehab-focused training programs.

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Board Overview

The Board of Directors provide high-level oversight and governance to the organization. The main role of the board is to ensure that the organization’s operations and functions align with its mission, vision, and core values. 

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Board Member Responsibilities:

  • Understand and support our mission and growth.
  • Be knowledgeable of our current programs and strategic direction.
  • Provide board governance and guidance for best practices.
  • Monitor and evaluate the activities of the organization.
  • Participate in strategic planning.
  • Review and approve budget and financial statements. 
  • Review and advise on contractual agreements. 
  • Consider policy matters. 
  • Lead and participate in fundraising activities.
  • Conflict resolution.
  • Act as champions in the community – participate in networking activities, leverage connections, etc. 
  • Be willing to accommodate to USA time zones for quarterly meetings.

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Board Member Qualifications (Required):

  • Attend virtual board meetings quarterly.
  • “Give” OR “Get” requirement of a minimum $2,500 annual contribution (i.e. fundraising activities, sponsorships, partnerships, or personal).
  • Demonstrate high-levels of fiduciary responsibility.

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Board Member Qualifications (Preferred):

  • We are looking for a diverse range of candidates and skills, especially BIPOC or disabled individuals/individuals with disabilities, or must be a committed advocate and ally of the BIPOC/disability community. 
  • The board would ideally include a mix of backgrounds and skills, including public/global health, international relations & challenges, health & medicine, legal, accounting, business development, strategic planning, and fundraising. Board members must be true champions for our cause.
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