GHA offers three complementary roles. You may express interest in one or more, depending on your qualifications, experience, and availability.
The Scientific Advisory Council for the Longevity Accreditation program provides scientific and clinical guidance for GHA's longevity medicine standards and related initiatives.
Council members help:
We welcome experts who bring informed judgment, constructive debate, and a commitment to translating geroscience research responsibly into patient care.
Technical reviewers contribute focused expertise to specific standards, evidence reviews, and clinical topics.
Opportunities may include evaluating diagnostic methods, reviewing intervention claims, advising on outcome measurement, and contributing to professional education. Assignments reflect each reviewer's expertise and an agreed scope of work.
GHA welcomes experienced clinicians and healthcare quality professionals who want to help assess longevity medicine providers. Prospective healthcare accreditation surveyors should bring relevant clinical or quality improvement experience, sound professional judgment, and the ability to evaluate documentation and communicate findings clearly.
Surveyors must complete GHA's surveyor qualification and training requirements before independent assignments. Opportunities may also be available to help develop assessor education and support consistent interpretation of the standards.
GHA seeks contributors who evaluate evidence critically, acknowledge uncertainty, and place patient safety at the center of their work.
Participants will be asked to disclose relevant institutional affiliations, professional roles, financial interests, and other relationships. Conflicts of interest are reviewed when considering appointments and individual assignments.
The Scientific Advisory Council for the Longevity Accreditation program serves in an advisory capacity. Accreditation decisions remain within GHA's designated decision-making process, and Council participation does not automatically qualify an individual to serve as a surveyor. Learn more about how GHA develops its standards.
Know someone whose expertise could strengthen longevity medicine standards? We welcome professional nominations.
Scientists, physicians, and healthcare quality professionals with expertise in aging research, clinical practice, or patient safety, from any region or healthcare setting.
Yes. You may express interest in the Scientific Advisory Council for the Longevity Accreditation program, technical reviewer roles, surveyor faculty, or any combination.
No. Surveyors must complete GHA's qualification and training requirements before independent assignments.
Yes. Participants disclose relevant affiliations, roles, financial interests, and other relationships, which GHA reviews before appointments and assignments.
