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Northwestern Health Sciences University Begins Search for New President

Northwestern Health Sciences University is seeking candidates for the position of president. The search is being managed by The Chandler Group, which worked closely with a university search committee and key university stakeholders to develop the position profile.

The president reports to the Board of Trustees, and is responsible for overall vision and management of all aspects of the organization, working in concert with the Leadership Team to guide the work of the organization to achieve success. A comprehensive overview of the role and responsibilities of the university president can be found in the position profile.

In the upcoming weeks, The Chandler Group will conduct research, phone screens and face-to-face interviews to identify a pool of candidates for the Presidential Search Committee to review and consider. Interested candidates should contact The Chandler Group directly.

Source: Northwestern Health Sciences University

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