Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

04/18/2026

Why work at ANTHC? “In all my 40 plus years, this is the best place I’ve ever worked,” says Becky Cox, a Registered Nurse in the Labor and Delivery unit. Becky is coming up on 11 years of service at ANTHC this May. 🥳🌟

At ANTHC, we work to foster a culture rooted in self-determination and providing holistic, culturally responsive care that connects Alaska Native traditions with modern medical services. 🩺

Consider joining our team today! https://anthc.org/work-with-us/

04/16/2026

💡🔋 ANTHC’s Rural Energy Program has an open Project Manager position! 🦺 We are looking to hire someone who is passionate about clean energy and committed to empowering rural Alaska Native communities! 💪

The Project Manager I, II, or III (depending on experience) will work in collaboration with Alaska Native communities to develop and implement projects that reduce energy costs and make rural water and sanitation systems more sustainable.🤝The position is Anchorage-based and offers an excellent benefits package, a hybrid in-person/work-from-home schedule, and competitive pay.

Make a difference in your career and help us achieve our vision that Alaska Native people are the healthiest people in the world! Apply today 👉 https://bit.ly/PM-Rural-Energy-2604

04/16/2026

Join our Indigenous Ways of Living Program next Thursday, April 23, for an open craft event! 🪡🎨 Work on your unfinished projects, start a new one, and meet other crafters in the community! 🧶

Sign up at the link now, as space is limited 👉 https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/LF4rUtZ3EK

We will only be able to accommodate the first 20 people. Please keep an eye on your inbox for a confirmation email — the event will be at the BP Energy Center, but the room number will be included in the confirmation email. Participants ages 11-17 can attend with an adult present.

Questions? Contact indigenousways@anthc.org

04/15/2026

🌊Flood season is fast approaching, and can come on quickly if you are not prepared. Every step you take now can make a huge difference later.

Here are some things you can do to be ready:
-Stock up on food, water, medications, and other personal emergency items.
-Connect with Elders and others who may need help.
-Prepare essential facilities and community infrastructure, such as schools, washaterias, and power systems.
-Identify emergency response equipment, such as boats, life jackets, sandbags, shovels, and first aid kits.

Learn more at https://anthc.org/spring-breakup-is-on-the-way-be-prepared-for-flood-risks/

04/15/2026

👂👂🗣🗣To answer some of the questions we got in the comments on our original post about this Friday's (April 17) Assistant Case Manager Career Fair:

-Positions are open to anyone — even those with little to no experience.
-A High School diploma or GED is the minimum education requirement.
-Starting pay is $20/hr without experience.
-Anyone, regardless of background, can apply!

We are looking to hire in the following departments:
-Urology
-Surgery
-Pulmonology
-Ophthalmology
-Oncology
-Neurosurgery
-Nephrology
-Hepatitis B
-Cardiology
-GI
-Internal Medicine

If you have any questions, email hrrecruiting@anthc.org.
To view ANTHC job openings, please visit https://www.anthc.org/careers.

See you Friday! 👋

📣 📣 📣 We are actively seeking to fill Assistant Case Manager positions at our ANMC hospital! We welcome applicants of all experience levels and skillsets!

Join us at our Assistant Case Manager Recruitment Fair, on Friday, April 17, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., at the Consortium Office Building, located at 4000 Ambassador Drive.

The fair is an opportunity to speak directly with our hiring managers and learn more about our ANMC Outpatient Clinics’ values, mission, and responsibilities.

If you have questions, email hrrecruiting@anthc.org. To view ANTHC job openings, please visit https://www.anthc.org/careers.

See you there! 👋

04/13/2026

Join us in Kotzebue next Tuesday, April 21, for a free, full-day (9AM-4PM), in-person gathering focused on community healing and wellness. 🤲 Through facilitated conversation, we will explore holistic, culturally grounded solutions to address opioid overdose, substance use, mental health, and pain.

Everyone is welcome! Learn more and register today here: https://redcap.anthc.org/surveys/?s=HWHNDT79XK4YJJ4H

Questions? Call 907-729-3487 or email healthfromwithin@anthc.org.

04/10/2026

Congratulations to Rushyll Pacoy, a Certified Medical Assistant in our Allergy Clinic, on her BEE (Being Excellent Everyday) Award! 🐝

Developed to recognize healthcare individuals who go above and beyond in the care that they provide, the BEE Award is presented to two individuals each quarter.

Here’s what a patient wrote about Rushyll in their nomination:

“Rushyll had the job of administering several allergy tests with needles and later withdrawing 13 vials of blood. Neither of these procedures was pleasant; however, her attentive listening skills, coupled with genuine interest, made this experience much more tolerable. In addition, she provided a pillow and asked, ‘Wanda, how are you doing?’ Being called by my name and caring about my well-being were kind. I appreciate how she demonstrated her value for me by showing me these caring expressions.”

The BEE Award is part of the DAISY Award Program, which was developed to recognize extraordinary nurses.

Patients, their families, and fellow staff can nominate healthcare providers for either the BEE or DAISY Awards.

Visit the link to make a nomination and learn more about the programs 👉 https://anmc.org/the-daisy-award/

04/10/2026

Local hires are the foundation for our clean water, sewer, and energy construction and infrastructure projects. 🤝 🏗️ They know the community best, have historic knowledge of the sites, and invest money back into their communities.

Thank you to the team in Kaltag for giving us this behind the scenes look at your work! 💪

04/09/2026

✈️You’re coming to Anchorage for medical care! 🩺 Here’s a simple packing list to ensure you have what you need for light travels, and a successful and comfortable stay. 🛌

Questions? Contact the Patient Hotline at 888-729-8430.

Have a safe journey! We can’t wait to serve you! 🤲

04/09/2026

🗣️Talking with a doctor or nurse can sometimes feel intimidating. But remember, you know your body best!

Here are some tips for talking with your provider:
-Describe what you feel; where and when it started.
-Include small changes too! Such as changes in tiredness, sleep, random muscle cramps, mood, etc.
-If something your provider says isn’t clear, ask them to explain or write it down.

Learn more about our specialty care services at https://anthc.org/patient-care/specialty-care/

We’re looking forward to serving you! Thank you for your trust. 🤲

04/08/2026

✨The ANTHC Behavioral Health Wellness Clinic now has openings available for individual counseling! Get compassionate care from the comfort of your home. Meet with your provider and access care anywhere in Alaska via Zoom using your phone, tablet or computer. 🖥 ☎️ 📱🤳

Learn more about our approach to care, our many offerings, including group counseling, and how to become a client at anthc.org/BHWC.

04/08/2026

It’s Spring 🌷 AND breakup season 🫠 — a time when the melting snow can bring danger to many regions of Alaska.💧Snowmelts can overwhelm rivers, streams, and drainage systems, leading to rapid rises in water levels.

By taking proactive measures and preparing ahead of time, we can minimize the risks and protect ourselves, our families, and our communities from the impact of snowmelt floods. 🌊

Now is a good time to start preparing for possible floods during the breakup season. Here are some tips:

-Review your Small Community Emergency Response Plan (SCERP).
-Ensure community members identified on your SCERP’s Incident Command System Organization Chart understand their roles and responsibilities.
-Make plans together as a community.
-Take inventories of at-risk equipment, such as generators and snowmachines.
-Secure fuel tanks to prevent them from floating away.
-Ensure emergency kits and gear are available.

Learn more at: https://anthc.org/spring-breakup-is-on-the-way-be-prepared-for-flood-risks/