Tribal Health
Indigenous communities are living through a healthcare crisis – one fueled by generational trauma, high rates of chronic disease, and underfunding. Tribal Health revitalizes Native American health by connecting tribal and federal facilities to culturally informed medicine, advanced healthcare models, and onsite clinical education.
Stronger Tribal Facilities. Healthier Indigenous Communities.
Tribal Health assists in solving systemic healthcare barriers in Native American communities. In addition to training IHS personnel in new clinical skills, we develop process improvements that help hospitals get accredited and win the community’s trust. We also hire from within the communities we serve – increasing Indigenous representation in healthcare and improving the local economy.
300+
Physicians And Nurses
45
Board-Certified EM Doctors
175,000+
ER Coverage Hours
175,000+
ER Coverage Hours
750,000+
Hours of Staffing Coverage
750%
Improved Time to Be Seen by
2,600
Hours in Critical Care Training
24/7
Clinical Backup
Building Emotional Intelligence: Healthcare and Your EQ
by Tribal Health | Jan 11, 2022
By Brian Gallagher The alarm clock goes off and you realize you hit snooze for the third time. You’re due shortly at the hospital’s emergency department (ED) but now you’re...
The 2022 Guide to Travel Nursing
by Tribal Health | Dec 28, 2021
New years are supposed to be a time of fresh beginnings. This is the time to turn over a new leaf, while building on lessons taught by the past. But...
Whittney LaCroix, Indigenous Healthcare Leader, Joins Tribal Health as New Chief Nursing Officer
by Tribal Health | Dec 22, 2021
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Dec. 15, 2021) – Tribal Health, the leader in healthcare consulting and staffing for Native American communities, has named Whittney LaCroix (Sicangu Lakota) as Chief Nursing Officer. Recognized...
What the OIG is Saying About CCRT Deployments
by Tribal Health | Dec 20, 2021
Sometimes it feels like the COVID-19 pandemic is a very long horror movie. But despite the grimness and mounting death tolls, it has unlocked some positive changes, such as new...
Meet Dana Wade, Intrepid Respiratory Therapist
by Tribal Health | Dec 8, 2021
Healthcare heroes are motivated by a number of reasons to put in long hours in grueling conditions. That’s especially true of those who leave their everyday world behind to work...
Cultural Humility: Why It’s a Healthcare Best Practice
by Tribal Health | Dec 3, 2021
If you read this blog on a regular basis, you’ve heard of cultural competence – being able to work knowledgeably and respectfully with people across different cultures. To many healthcare...
Tribal Health Partners with Arizona Coyotes and Indigenous Leaders in Holiday Toy Drive
by Tribal Health | Nov 30, 2021
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Nov. 30, 2021) – Tribal Health, the leader in healthcare consulting and staffing for Native American communities, is launching a toy drive in partnership with the Arizona Coyotes,...
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Indigenous Health
by Tribal Health | Nov 29, 2021
By Thomas Barrows, MD FACEP There are plenty of difficulties we face in running our emergency department. We’re often resource challenged. It’s easy to name off all the things we...
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