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The Alaska Tribal Health System is seeking experienced Behavioral Health Professionals with a Bachelors degree and higher.

In Alaska, there is a system of village clinics, rural hospitals and the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage, Alaska. Individual, autonomous, Alaska Native health corporations operate the rural hospitals. This office recruits for all of these facilities. We provide you with basic information on the system, but for more specific information, each facility will contact you if interested in your profile.

In Alaska, there is a system of village clinics, rural hospitals and the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage, Alaska. Individual, autonomous, Alaska Native health corporations operate the rural hospitals. The Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage is operated by a consortium of the Alaska Native health corporations in the state. The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) is seeking experienced Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants to join the rural hospitals. PA´s provide routine and emergency ambulatory and preventive care services during regularly scheduled hours in cooperation with other medical practitioners. These include: Assessment, diagnosis and treatment of routine illnesses (in adults and pediatric patients); management of chronic health problems; primary care for trauma cases, including suturing and casting; emergency care, including starting IV´s, establishing adequate airways, and managing CPR and shock; screening of patients; provides family planning and counseling services; provides routine physical examinations for work and school.Holds a current Alaska License as a Physician´s Assistant or obtain prior to start. Knowledge and ability to perform effectively the above duties. Alaska offers a variety of hunting, fishing, boating and other outdoor activities. Starting salary and benefits vary at all sites. There is the opportunity for participating in federal loan repayment programs such as the Indian Health Service and the National Health Service Corp.A highly rewarding healthcare career and the lifestyle you´ve always dreamt of awaits you in Alaska.

The Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) in is operated by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC). ANTHC is a non-profit health organization owned and managed by the Alaska Native tribal governments and their regional health corporations.

Under limited supervision, provides orthopedic care for patients of Community HealthServices and allied clinics.Provides acute and routine, direct orthopedic patient care for TSMS patients.Obtains comprehensive patient history and physical and operative consent prior to surgery. Identifies conditions that may require additional care pre- and postoperatively. Provides assistance to surgeon in operating rooms.Examines and diagnoses patients and develops treatment plans. Orders and interprets clinical tests. Prescribes medication and obtains specialty consultation when necessary. Completes necessary orthopedic procedures.Maintains and updates patient care records. Advises patient and family to promote understanding of test results, treatment options and procedures. Coordinates and ensures implementation of treatment plans, tracks patient progress and provides follow up evaluations.Provides consultation services to other departments of the hospital and statewide. Provides orthopedic expertise and patient care to regional tribal health clinics. Conducts direct patient care clinics at rural facilities. Provides telephone consultations and reviews referrals. Promotes quality improvement of regional orthopedic services through counseling and training regional healthcare providers.Supervises, schedules and directs medical support staff and medical students. Assigns tasks and priorities, reviews treatment plans, and monitors performance of basic procedures. Counsels, trains and coaches assigned staff.Provides leadership, direction and guidance in Orthopedics Department. Assists physician to evaluate quality/quantity of care.Participates in department and divisional planning committees and initiatives. Maintains continued medical education.

Under limited supervision, provides orthopedic care for patients of ANMC and allied clinics.Provides acute and routine, direct orthopedic patient care. Obtains comprehensive patient history and physical and operative consent prior to surgery. Identifies conditions that may require additional care pre- and postoperatively. Provides first assistance to surgeon in operating rooms. Examines and diagnoses patients and develops treatment plans. Orders and interprets clinical tests. Prescribes medication and obtains specialty consultation when necessary. Completes necessary orthopedic procedures. Maintains and updates patient care records. Advises patient and family to promote understanding of test results, treatment options and procedures. Coordinates and ensures implementation of treatment plans, tracks patient progress and provides follow up evaluations.Provides consultation services to other departments of the hospital and statewide. Provides orthopedic expertise and patient care to regional tribal health clinics. Conducts direct patient care clinics at rural facilities. Provides telephone consultations and reviews referrals. Promotes quality improvement of regional orthopedic services through counseling and training regional healthcare providers.Supervises, schedules, and directs medical support staff and medical students. Assigns tasks and priorities, reviews treatment plans, and monitors performance of basic procedures. Counsels, trains and coaches assigned staff. Provides leadership, direction and guidance in Orthopedics Department. Assists physician to evaluate quality/quantity of care.Participates in department and divisional planning committees and initiatives. Maintains continued medical education.