Whether you’re a Montana brain injury survivor, caregiver, family member, friend, or a Montana professional who works closely with brain injury, we would love to hear your story. Writing and sharing about our personal experiences can provide comfort to others facing similar challenges.
The Board of Directors has the ultimate responsibility for the Brain Injury Alliance of Montana. The Board develops policies for the organization in response to the stated mission of the organization and oversees the Program Director to administer the daily affairs. The Board is responsible for the organization’s mission, for the expenditure of all funds, and for carrying out the policies of the Alliance. In order to achieve this goal, the Board of Directors is responsible for encouraging private giving and for raising the funds required by the Alliance to fulfill its mission in cooperation with the staff and Director.
We are always looking for people with a diverse background to help us represent the entire state of Montana. Both Board Members and Ad hoc Members serve from January through December. You are able to submit an application any time throughout the year, however the Board will not review them until September. You may also join our Speaker’s Bureau or one of our Committees. Currently, we have a Fundraising Development Committee, a Program Committee, and a Finance Committee.
If you’re interested in applying for our Board of Directors or have questions, please contact us.
Do you work as a healthcare provider, resource facilitator, or a professional in another field where you directly work with brain injury survivors on a daily basis? If so, you are an excellent candidate for the Certified Brain Injury Specialist program. As a nationally-recognized certification, CBIS provides you with a solid and holistic understanding of brain injury, and it’s impacts on the individual and their family and friends.
Through our partnership with the American Heart Association’s Mission:Lifeline project, we are excited to offer CBIS trainings to Montana professionals. Click on the button below to learn more.
A member of the United States Brain Injury Alliance.
