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History of the Female Physician
by Tribal Health | Mar 29, 2023
More than a third of all U.S. doctors today are women. The days of referring to a female physician as a “woman doctor” are (mostly) behind us. If you looked...
7 Practices for Overcoming Compassion Fatigue
by Tribal Health | Mar 6, 2023
Christina is ready to quit. She feels tired, numb, and cynical during every nursing shift; her coworkers and the high patient ratios at her hospital annoy her. At home, she’s...
Heart Health in Tribal Nations
by Tribal Health | Feb 24, 2023
Every February, campaigns for American Heart Month remind us that cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the U.S. So you probably won’t be surprised to hear...
Nurse Bullying – and How to Stop It
by Tribal Health | Feb 17, 2023
Who doesn’t admire a hard-working nurse? Gallup polls tell us nurses are consistently named the #1 most trusted, ethical, and honest profession in America. It makes sense; nurses help us...
Meet Our Recruiting Team: Brooke Foster
by Tribal Health | Feb 9, 2023
This month we’re profiling the nurse recruiter you might have known as Brooke Cooper – now Brooke Foster as she recently married our Account Manager Joey Foster! A fateful star...
Cancer Prevention in Native American Communities
by Tribal Health | Feb 6, 2023
It’s National Cancer Prevention Month. Cancer might be the most frightening word in that sentence, but it’s really prevention that’s our focus in February. Instead of viewing cancer as an...
2022: A Year in Review
by Tribal Health | Jan 31, 2023
It’s time to tell the story of 2022. Join us as we reflect on the launches, successes, and surprises of the last year – and share some unexpected announcements for...
“Downwind” Tells the Story of Nuclear Testing in Native Communities
by Tribal Health | Jan 30, 2023
When the media talk about Native American mistrust of the U.S. government, you’ll usually hear about boarding schools, the forced sterilization of Native women, and the Trail of Tears. But...