Teams at Ketchikan Indian Community

Manages day-to-day ambulatory clinic operations, including staffing, scheduling, patient access, budgets, productivity, workflows, accreditation readiness, compliance, and process improvement. Supervises administrative staff and partners with clinical, quality, finance, and revenue cycle leaders to improve efficiency, access, patient experience, and financial performance. Requires strong healthcare operations, data analysis, change management, and leadership skills, including sensitivity to American Indian and Alaska Native communities.

Provides administrative and clerical support to Medical and Nursing Departments. Duties include document preparation, calendar and office management, meeting coordination, travel arrangements, records retention, credit card reconciliation, purchase requisitions, invoice coding, visitor and telephone assistance, and credentialing team support. Requires professionalism, confidentiality, organization, multitasking, and effective communication in a healthcare environment.

The Archivist acquires, appraises, arranges, describes, preserves, and provides access to physical and digital tribal records. Responsibilities include leading digitization projects, managing metadata and archival databases, developing digital preservation workflows, maintaining retention schedules, preparing finding aids, and ensuring compliance with archival standards, privacy laws, and tribal requirements. The role also supports audiovisual preservation, records disposition, policy development, and culturally responsive collaboration.