Meet our Nurse of the Month: Nena Duenas

Nena Duenas

We know our nurses work hard – and we are always looking for ways to honor the many nurses on Team Tribal who go above and beyond every day. So in honor of Nurses Month, we’re launching a new feature: our Nurse of the Month Spotlight! Our inaugural Nurse of the Month will be a […]

Clinical Corner: Rabies and Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Guidelines

  by Brian Gallagher The warm summer night air and its cool gentle breeze are begging you to head outside after dinner for a walk. As you begin your leisurely stroll through the neighborhood, a dog bounds out from another yard and startles you. Surprised, your instinct is to run – but as you turn, […]

Caring for Native American Elders

Native elders

Our Chief Nursing Officer Whittney LaCroix wrote an article for this month’s American Nurse Journal:  Understanding and Honoring the Needs of Native American Elders. While this is a subject personally close to her heart, it should be required reading for all nurses. Here’s why. Seniors are vulnerable in so many ways, from struggling to afford […]

Physician Spotlight: Dr. Vonetta Drakes

“What is the universe?” When a child asks that question, you can be sure they’re going to grow up to accomplish great things. In the case of Dr. Vonetta Drakes, it led her to an adventurous medical career. “It was a crazy road, not a straight shot,” she says of her career path. “I was […]

Finance for Nurses: An Interview with Allie Hall, the Debt Free Nurse

Allie the Debt Free Nurse

Allie Hall is a nurse and founder of The Debt Free Nurse. After struggling with student loan debt, and working overtime to pay her bills, Allie became burned out. She began sharing her journey online as she explored debt management. Nurses paid attention as she paid off $46,000 of student loan debt in 18 months. […]