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Gym membership compensation - your insurance will help cover the cost of your gym membership! * Groups like Vet Connect & the Women's Committee to help you get involved and to provide resources for ...

... support membership growth and retention, and elevate the overall member experience. This role works closely with Club leadership, department heads, committees, the Board of Directors, and Troon ...

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Facilitates member involvement in FPO through communication of issues between the membership and ... Represents FPO on affiliated industry committees and associations, such as OTEC, ASHE, NAPA, etc.

... support membership growth and retention, and elevate the overall member experience. This role works closely with Club leadership, department heads, committees, the Board of Directors, and Troon ...

The Manager also supports the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee reporting and assists the ... Other benefits include a free AAA Premier Membership, Health & Wellness Program, Health Concierge ...

Deputy Clerk of Council

Dublin, OH · On-site

$34.13 - $44.23/hr

Dublin Community Recreation Center Membership P rimary Focus Prepares, records, retains and ... Advisory Committees and select Standing Council Committee meetings. Manages the day-to-day ...

Dublin Community Recreation Center Membership P rimary Focus Prepares, records, retains and ... Advisory Committees and select Standing Council Committee meetings. Manages the day-to-day ...

... Advisory Committees and select Standing Council Committee meetings. Manages the day-to-day ... Membership in the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC) and the Ohio Municipal Clerks ...

Deputy Clerk of Council

Dublin, OH · On-site

$34.13 - $44.23/hr

Dublin Community Recreation Center Membership P rimary Focus Prepares, records, retains and ... Advisory Committees and select Standing Council Committee meetings. Manages the day-to-day ...

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As of Aug 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for membership committee in the United States is $39,571.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $28,000.00 and $52,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Public Board Member, Board of Directors - Technology

National Registry of EMTs

Columbus, OH • On-site

Other

Posted 20 days ago


Job description

Term: 4 years (maximum of two consecutive terms)
The Public member of the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Board of Directors position serves a specific purpose, which is to represent the consumer of EMS services. This Board member possesses all rights and privileges, including holding office and serving on committees. The public member should bring a perspective to the decision and policymaking of the National Registry that is different from that of Board members with EMS backgrounds and should help to balance the organization's role in protecting the public while advancing the interests of the profession. The board member should have strong experience with AI, Cybersecurity, and/or Enterprise Risk Management.
Position Description
Members of the Board of Directors are responsible for the oversight, strategic planning, policy development and finnancial well-being of the National Registry by doing the following:
  • Review and understand National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians bylaws and policies.
  • Stay appraised of issues and trends within the public; when issues are being discussed that are germane to the public, share that perspective.
  • Learn and understand National Registry governance and follow the policies as noted
  • Serve as a resource to the staff and other board members
  • Serve on committees of the Board of Directors (i.e. Certification or Finance)
  • Always represent the organization in a positive and supportive manner
  • Attend and actively participate in all Board meetings and assigned committee meetings; ask questions and express perspectives even if those perspectives are not shared by others.
  • Come prepared for all meetings including reading materials and engaging in all discussions and decisions
  • Review and respond to all action and information requests from the organization
  • Provide input and vote on Board decisions
  • Observe parliamentary procedures in all meetings
  • Display professional conduct in all board meetings
  • Support all actions taken by the board, even when representing a minority perspective
  • Sign and abide by the Confict of Interest statement and policy
  • Demonstrate a commitment to board responsibilities and the EMS community
  • Perform tasks as assigned by the Chair and or Board of Directors
Board members have fiduciary responsibility to the National Registry and must exercise their duties of care, loyalty and obedience in all National Registry related business. Board members are independent members of the National Registry Board and must be cognizant of recognizing any potential conficts of interests (whether real or perceived) to ensure that all decisions are made in the best interest of the National Registry. Although board members bring varied talent and expertise, they do not represent the interest of any other organization/stakeholder.
While debates and deliberations are necessary to ensure thoughtful and careful policies are made, Board members are expected to support final decisions made by the Board. In addition, confidential material shared with board members must remain strictly confidential and must not be shared with any outside party.
Requirements
Time Commitment
  • Attend 2 in person board meetings and 1 committee meeting each year, each typically 2-3 days in length and in Columbus, Ohio
  • Participate in 2-4 board conference calls annually
  • Serve on up to 3 committees, with at least one in-person meeting annually. Time commitment varies by committee and can range from 5-20 hours of annual meeting time depending on the committee. Input on interest, expertise and availability is requested prior to assignment of committee membership.
Requirements
A current or previous consumer of EMS services
CANNOT:
• Be a current or previous member of the EMS profession
• A supervisor, manager, direct co-worker, or an employee or subordinate of individuals in the EMS profession
• An employee of a Nationally Certified EMS provider or of an employer of Nationally certified EMS providers
• A person who currently receives or within the last 5 years has received income from the EMS profession
This is a volunteer, unpaid position. All travel and related expenses incurred related to National Registry Board activities will be reimbursed.