Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, the organization positions itself as a change agent focused on addressing healthcare disparities in Indigenous populations by delivering culturally sensitive care and strengthening facility performance. The company is clinically led and offers 24/7 support to its nursing staff.
Nurses placed through Tribal Health work in a variety of specialties including Emergency Medicine, Med-Surg, ICU, and PICU across tribal healthcare facilities, which may be located in remote or underserved areas. The organization emphasizes matching clinicians' personal and professional goals to appropriate opportunities and requires staff to understand and respect the values of tribal communities. Working conditions involve caring for populations experiencing significant healthcare challenges, including high rates of chronic disease and suicide, alongside generational poverty and underfunding.
The organization offers competitive compensation packages including sign-on bonuses, relocation assistance, per diem for travel, and a broad range of benefits. Tribal Health describes its mission as creating sustainable healthcare transformation at patient, community, and generational levels.
Tribal Health's mission is to positively impact generational change by providing an exceptional healthcare experience to every patient served. The organization identifies as change agents, advocates, and clinicians creating sustainable healthcare transformation in Native American communities. Core values include delivering culturally sensitive care, respecting tribal community values, and working toward solutions for healthcare disparities in Indigenous populations every day.
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