Closing on: Dec 19, 2023

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The Professional Development Officer is a two year commitment. As the Professional Development Officer, you would be a voting member of NAYGN’s Board of Directors. The Professional Development Officer is responsible for supporting the Continental Conference and offering professional development opportunities through webinars and programs including NucLEADers and the Atomic Mentoring Program.

Applicants must be under the age of 36 at time of nomination.

For reference, NAYGN bylaws can be found HERE

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Amanda Lang

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Past President

Organizational: Board of Directors

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Professional Development Officer

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Amanda Lang

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