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Kaŋiqsirugut News – Spring 2019 Issue
Download Kaŋiqsirugut News Spring 2019 Issue here.
Simon the Safety Situaq: Wear Your Helmet!
JUST A DRILL: Pneumonic Plague Confirmed in Alaska
NSHC is participating in a statewide drill, along with State of Alaska, City of Nome and other local agencies, to test the coordination of an epidemic response.
Seeking Medical Help While Studying Out of State? Answers Here
Going to college away from home can be an exciting, and nerve-wracking, endeavor. Our region’s students are often busy making sure their funds are squared away, lining up housing, and thinking about all the new adventures they will encounter. What happens though, when one of our Alaska Native/American Indian students is in need of immediate Read More
Introducing Simon the Safety Situaq
NSHC Transitions to Team-Based Care
Dear Norton Sound Health Corporation Patients, NSHC is excited to announce a transition to team-based care as part of its Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model in Primary Care. As a PCMH provider, NSHC strives to facilitate partnerships between individual patients, their primary care provider, and, when appropriate, the patient’s family. An essential element of Read More
Apply as a CNA Today!
Registration is open for the Spring 2019 Certified Nurse Aide Training Program. Apply through the UAF Northwest Campus (application available here). Have questions about the program? Check out the Frequently Asked Questions pamphlet here.
Two Western Alaskans Part of Crew Working on “Life-Saving” Project
NSHC is currently constructing the addition to house the MRI machine adjacent to the Emergency Department on the first floor of the hospital. An Alaska Native company out of Utqiagvik (Barrow), UIC Construction, is on schedule to have the $6.2 million project completed by the end of this year. Frank Irelan has been working for Read More
Why the Liitfik Center? Why Now? Our Elders Weigh In
“Liitfik – A place to come to your senses, a place of learning, and a sobering place” The need for the Liitfik Wellness Center: Alcohol abuse is one of the biggest problems in the region, with the current solution involving taking intoxicated people to the emergency room at the hospital or Anvil Mountain Correctional Center, Read More
