Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium The Consortium was created in 1997 to provide statewide Native health services. Relevant, respectful discussion, questions and feedback encouraged.
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The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium is a non-profit health organization managed by Alaska Native Tribal governments and their regional health organizations. Posts we deem offensive, defamatory, spam, ads, violate Facebook's terms of service, inaccurate or otherwise objectionable may be deleted. No solicitation. This page is not routinely monitored nor intended to satisfy customer complaints

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05/30/2026

Pause--- 💧🌿🌊🌀🍃🤲 Have you taken a moment to just be today?

Mental health impacts our overall wellness: Our mind, body, and spirit are strongly connected.

Taking care of our mental health is about doing the best we can with what we have, one small step at a time. What we can do today is enough.

Check out our website for resources to support you in your mental health journey, and for a chance to win $100 in Amazon gift cards 👉 https://anthc.org/mham/

05/30/2026

Today, patients, community members and ANTHC staff gathered to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month and reflect on what activities help us have more good days. Here are a few lessons and practices shared by our relatives:

😌 Taking time to reflect on our words and actions is a way to care for ourselves and for each other.
❤️ Self-care is not about being perfect, it is about doing the best we can with what we have.
🤝 Building and nurturing connections with Elders, friends, families, and our communities contributes to our overall wellness.
🫶 Every path to wellness deserves respect.

Thank you to the Naa Luu Disk Gwaii Yatxi Dancers, who performed at the Alaska Native Medical Center. Their music is a powerful reminder of how cultural practices help us have more good days and guide us along our path to wellness. 💪

Visit our website for resources to support you in your mental health journey, and for a chance to win $100 in Amazon gift cards: https://anthc.org/mham/

05/30/2026

“I like working at ANTHC because of the patient population. They’re great patients, and the team that I work with, they make me feel supported and they’re always helpful,” shares Registered Nurse Cezanne Marquez.

At ANTHC, we take pride in our culture of care and dedication to service. 🤲 Interested in a job where you are surrounded by community and are actively making a difference every day? Consider a career with us and join our team today! 👉https://anthc.org/work-with-us

05/29/2026

Healing is a journey, and you are not alone. We are stronger when we work together throughout our journeys.

Access to support and asking for help increases our wellness. The below resources are free, and can help you on your journey:

The 988 Crisis and Su***de Lifeline- https://988lifeline.org/

StrongHearts Native Helpline - https://strongheartshelpline.org/get-help

Trevor Project Helpline - https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help/
ANTHC Behavioral Health Wellness Clinic - https://anthc.org/patient-care/bhwc/

Southcentral Foundation - https://www.southcentralfoundation.com/services/behavioral-health/

🚧 🚧 🚧 Starting Monday, June 1, through Friday, June 5, construction activities will close a section of Tudor Centre Driv...
05/29/2026

🚧 🚧 🚧 Starting Monday, June 1, through Friday, June 5, construction activities will close a section of Tudor Centre Drive on the north side of the Alaska Native Medical Center hospital. West-bound traffic on Tudor Centre Drive will be reduced to one lane in this area. East-bound traffic will be completely closed to through traffic.

The parking garage connected to ANTHC Patient Lodging will remain open.

Thank you for your patience as we make upgrades to our facilities, and please use caution when driving through this area. 🚗

05/29/2026

Take a moment to just be...👂🧊🌿🌊🌀🍃🤲

Mental health impacts our overall wellness: Our mind, body, and spirit are strongly connected. Taking care of our mental health is about doing the best we can with what we have, one small step at a time. What we can do today is enough.

Finding one's wellness path is a journey. Some practices that can help ground and connect you include:

-Engaging in cultural practices.
-Spending time in nature.
-Movement.
-Being creative.
-Spirituality, faith, or prayer.
-Routines that bring comfort and balance.

During May, ANTHC is promoting activities to honor Mental Health Awareness Month and reflect on the following themes: describe what a good day looks like, caring for the whole self, connecting and empowering communities to work together, and finding one's own path to wellness.

Check out our website for resources to support you in your mental health journey, and for a chance to win $100 in Amazon gift cards 👉 https://anthc.org/mham/

05/29/2026

A good day looks different for everyone, and so does how we take care of ourselves. 🫶 For some, it’s crafting, for others, it’s being out in nature or spending time with family.

“Really listen to what your body needs,” recommends our Cultural Pride Coordinator, Amelia Simeonoff. “And give yourself that space to unwind and reconnect.”

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, ANTHC is promoting activities that reflect on our day, connect us with others, and support each other’s paths to wellness.

Check out our website for resources to support you in your mental health journey, and for a chance to win $100 in Amazon gift cards 👉 https://anthc.org/mham/

✈️You’re coming to Anchorage for medical care! 🩺 Here’s a simple packing list to ensure you have what you need for light...
05/29/2026

✈️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! 🤲

🎓 Please join us in congratulating the most recent graduates of the ANTHC Leadership Programs! 👏👏👏Participants from ANTH...
05/28/2026

🎓 Please join us in congratulating the most recent graduates of the ANTHC Leadership Programs! 👏👏👏

Participants from ANTHC and partner Tribal health organization staff graduated from one of three program tracks: Pathways to Leadership; Leadership Excellence through Advancement and Determination (LEAD); and Alaska Native Executive Leadership Program (ANELP). See a list of this year’s graduates below! 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓

Designed to help Alaska Native, American Indian, and First Nations professionals working within the Alaska Tribal Health System improve supervisory, management, and leadership skills, three different program options offer opportunities for individuals at any level of their career!

Interested in applying? The application deadline has been extended to Sunday, June 7! Find what program might be best for you and apply now here! 👉 https://anthc.org/education-training/professional-development/

Let’s give our graduates one more round of applause! 👏👏👏 Congratulations again and we look forward to seeing your outstanding contributions to the Alaska Tribal Health System!

Pathways to Leadership:
Aaron Hutson, ANTHC, Fleet Support Technician
Andrea Moses, ANTHC, Infection Control Preventionist
Charles Woods, ANTHC, Construction Technician Supervisor
Dreana Taylor, ANTHC, Lead Accountant
Frederick Dahl, ANTHC, Project Manager
Grace Naneng, ANTHC, Patient Travel Coordinator
Jannice Emmsley, ANTHC, Manager of ANTHC Lodging
Joshua Sitton, ANTHC, Web Programmer
Kayleigh Bay, ANTHC, Office Manager
Kimberley Lemieux, ANTHC, Cook
Kyle Tee, ANTHC, Utility Support Engineer
Luke Greenough-Katzeek, ANTHC, PRC Business System Analyst
Lyric Dotomain, ANTHC, To***co Cessation Clinical Coordinator
Tamara Wilson, ANTHC, Service Desk Supervisor
Teresa Olekszyk, ANTHC, Administrator, Wellness and Prevention Department
Clarissa Nakak, Norton Sound Health Corporation, Health Information Technician
Donald Erickson, Norton Sound Health Corporation, Professional Recruiter
Georgia Kashevarof, Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association, CHS Program Assistant
Tisha Griffin, Copper River Native Association, Regional Public Safety Technician
David Burkhardt, Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation, Manager of Building Services

LEAD (Leadership Excellence through Advancement and Determination):
April Atchak, ANTHC, Manager of Provider Credentialing & Privileging
Burton Hanna, ANTHC, Project Manager
Christopher Darling, ANTHC, Fleet Coordinator
John Street, ANTHC, Civil Engineer
Joyce Merculief-Barker, ANTHC, Analytics Engineer
Lucy Koivisto, ANTHC, Grands Management Lead
Millie Voight, ANTHC, Program Coordinator
Monica Chase, ANTHC, Senior Program Manager
Pamela Radcliffe, ANTHC, Elder Outreach Coordinator
Rushcelle Hull, ANTHC, Regional Liaison
Tammy Philemonof, ANTHC, Staffing and Scheduling Manager

ANELP (Alaska Native Executive Leadership Program):
Arlen Ayojiak, ANTHC, IT Project Manager
Garret Spargo, ANTHC, Director of Enterprise Architecture
Jewelz Stephan, ANTHC, Injury Prevention Manager
Melissa Castaneda, ANTHC, Program Manager

We appreciate our dedicated, hard-working staff and recognize their contributions over the past year. Please join us in ...
05/28/2026

We appreciate our dedicated, hard-working staff and recognize their contributions over the past year. Please join us in celebrating our Team of the Year, President’s Service Award, and Employee of the Year awardees! 👏👏👏

Every year, ANTHC asks staff to nominate and recognize exceptional employees and teams for their contributions to our mission, vision, and core values. Chosen employees stood out for their exceptional partnership and dedication in support of the people that we serve. 🤲 The President’s Service Award is a special recognition selected by the ANTHC President/CEO.

Please give the following honorees a round of applause 👏👏👏

President’s Service Award:
-Matthew Kinsler, Clinical Nurse Manager, Emergency Services Department

Team of the Year:
-Sanitation Facilities Project Management, Environmental Health and Engineering

Employees of the Year:
-Adam Womble, Clinical Nurse Manager, Internal Medicine Clinic
-Chevelle Merculief, Pharmacy Technician Supervisor, Pharmacy
-Joseph Born, Security Dispatcher, Security
-Dr. Eric Lim, Orthopedic Surgeon, Orthopedic Clinic
-Ryan Crandall, Operating Room Scheduling Coordinator, Surgical Services
-Tammy Weaver, Vice President Acute Care Emergency and Perioperative Services, Hospital Administration
-Christina “Tina” Egger, Registered Sedation Nurse, Medical Imaging Services
-Janet Glen Wilson, Accounts Payable and Travel Manager, Accounts Payable and Travel
-Ann Hansell, Program Manager, CHS Administration
-Krisha Loescher, Lead Human Resources Information Systems Analyst, Human Resources
-Jerod Jones, Director of Project Operations, DEHE Administration
-Robert Cummings, Project Management Manager, CDT Engineering Pool

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