Tribal Health
Hiring organization · Based in Ganado, AZ
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Benefits
Tribal Health references 'a wealth of benefits' and 24/7 clinical support for placed clinicians, along with caring recruiters who match personal and professional goals to opportunities.
Who they are
Tribal Health is a healthcare staffing and practice management company founded in 2015 that connects underserved Native American communities to medical expertise and advanced healthcare models.
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More about Tribal Health
The organization provides staffing services to Indian Health Service (IHS), Tribal, and 638 facilities across the United States, including placements in Ganado, AZ on the Navajo Nation. Tribal Health is led by Native clinicians and Board-certified physicians, many of whom come from the communities they serve. The company began as an emergency medicine and practice management company with Tribal Pro Staffing handling locum tenens staffing, and has since expanded its national presence as the leading provider network and practice management resource in Indigenous healthcare. For nurses, working with Tribal Health means serving in facilities that address significant healthcare disparities in Native American communities, including high rates of chronic disease, suicide, and generational poverty. The organization emphasizes culturally sensitive care and offers 24/7 clinical support. Tribal Health has been recognized as a Best Place to Work, received the DHHS Sub Prime Contractor of the Year award, Small Business of the Year, and awards from Modern Healthcare, SIA, and Women in Healthcare. The company positions itself as offering a 'career-changing adventure' for clinicians who want to make a profound and lasting difference in Indigenous health.
Tribal Health's mission is 'to positively impact generational change by providing an exceptional healthcare experience to every patient we serve.' The organization identifies as change agents, advocates, and clinicians creating sustainable healthcare transformation in Native American communities. Core values emphasize delivering culturally sensitive care, strengthening facility performance, and driving transformation at patient, community, and generational levels. Staff are recognized as 'the best part of us,' and the company stresses cultural connection and compassionate care.
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Culture and working life
What to consider
The good
- Mission-driven work addressing healthcare disparities in Native American communities
- 24/7 clinical support for placed clinicians
- Clinically led organization with Native clinicians and Board-certified physicians in leadership
- Award-winning employer recognized as Best Place to Work by multiple organizations
- Caring recruiters who match personal and professional goals to opportunities
- Emphasis on culturally sensitive care and community connection
The hard parts
- Work settings involve communities facing significant healthcare disparities, chronic disease, and high suicide rates, which can be emotionally demanding
- Placements are often in remote, rural, underserved areas such as Ganado, AZ on the Navajo Nation
- As a staffing and practice management company, roles may involve locum tenens or contract arrangements rather than traditional permanent employment
- Generational poverty and underfunding in served communities may limit available resources and create systemic challenges
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