Being the Right Arm

I work for the President of a startup here in NY. Healthcare analytics --dashboarding all that ...
He which means his right arm *me* is looking at the org chart and restructuring resources to prepare for 10-15 new positions in September.
My biggest fear is going into the hiring process and "settling" for anyJoe because I am fried and huddled in my cubicle waving a white flag. Let`s face it being the right arm means I am disposable since he has a left arm named Emily. *I love my job - oh I mean career.*
So the Million Dollar Question "Where to start looking for replacements during this transition."
I need Customer Service, Progamming, and Account Management a key.
Help anyone.
Jen Sterling
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Hiring essential team members like that between now and September does not leave that much time and, you`re right, you could get pressured into taking the first candidate who signs his name, but I would discourage it.
I know you are a startup but sound somewhat sizable -- I am surprised you don`t have in-house recruiters, since that`s the most obvious way to get good candidates fast, especially for such specific positions like healthcare analytics programming (or "proGAMMING"). You could also post jobs on a recruiting/marketplace hybrid like Dayak; any and all recruiters on the site could contact you so you`d have a better chance of quick success. These places also run less steep than agencies, which as a startup you probably don`t have pockets deep enough for.
There also might be a healthcare analytics forum, who knows? Good luck.