LIFE CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE WEST

EIN: 94-2382546Hayward, CAZIP: 94545

Mission

TO ADVANCE CHIROPRACTIC THROUGH PERSONALIZED LEARNING, TECHNIQUE AND PEDAGOGIC EXCELLENCE, PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY, ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT AND COMPASSIONATE SERVICE. TO LEAD CHIROPRACTIC EDUCATION WITH CULTURAL AUTHORITY IN THE PROFESSION, DELIVERING THE DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC PROGRAM ALONG WITH COMPLEMENTARY MASTER'S AND DOCTORATE PROGRAMS. TO TRANSFORM HUMANITY BY OUR SERVICE WHILE REMAINING GROUNDED IN THE TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHY AND PRINCIPLES OF CHIROPRACTIC. TO CULTIVATE A COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT OF INNOVATION, COLLABORATION, SCHOLARSHIP AND RESEARCH, AND A COMMITMENT TO GIVE, DO, LOVE AND SERVE FROM A PLACE OF ABUNDANCE.

Financials

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Assets
2022	$52.7M	$0	$51.7M

Compensation

RON OBERSTEIN

President

chief executive officer

$399,309

$495,231

SCOTT DONALDSON

Provost/Vp of Health Center

officer (unspecified)

$232,931

$267,900

ANGELITO TOLENTINO

Chief Financial Offer (Thru 11/22)

officer (unspecified)

$208,224

$241,621

MARILYN AL-HASSAN

Chief Strategy Officer & Special Assistant to The

officer (unspecified)

$176,092

$202,712

ADRIAAN FERRIS

Associate Vice President

vice president

$160,144

$191,377

JAMIE MOTLEY

Msdi Program Director

director (operational)

$140,694

$160,821

DANIEL CARDENAS

Executive Director of Admissions

chief executive officer

$131,587

$158,401

KOEN KALLAP

Health Center Mentor Faculty

highest compensated employee

$134,751

$154,625

ADAM THOMPSON

Dean of Academic Faculty & Educational Effectivene

highest compensated employee

$147,571

MONICA SMITH

Director of Research

highest compensated employee

$140,411

NIRAJ PATEL

DC Regent

board member

$1,000

ANGEL OCHOA-REA

DC Regent

board member

$1,000

STEVEN SILK

AMIT JIMMY NANDA

KRISTEN GILES

DC Vice Chair (Thru 5/23)

board chair

MARIA PERRY

Chief Financial Offer (Start 2/23)

officer (unspecified)

SCOTT TURNER

CPA Regent

board member

CAMERON HASTINGS

DC Regent (Thru 5/23)

board member

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