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MISSION STATEMENT:
PURPOSE
To promote education and preserve our culture
wile providing quality health care with respect to our tribal members.
CORE
VALUES
From our history to date and from the
commitments the we all share now about the future, we have defined the
values that should guide all our activities and staff in the years to
come. These are our core values.
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Protect our Tribal Sovereignty, Culture and
Subsistence
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Spirituality, Health, Wellness and Education
of our people.
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Sober and drug free leadership
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We will strive to do the best for all with
dignity and respect
VISION
2027
We are
self-sufficient and our people are Happy, Healthy, Wealthy, and Productive
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ABOUT US:
CRNA is organized
into four departments Administration,
Behavioral
Health, Health,
and Support
services. Each department has its own staff under the supervision of
a departmental director. CRNA is run by an elected Board of Directors with
representation from each of the villages.
Special emphasis is put on physical
health, mental
health, and freedom from substance abuse. CRNA provides diagnosis,
treatment, and education in each of these areas. CRNA is in cooperation
with Ahtna Incorporated to
provide for the Ahtna people, and to carry the strengths of this culture into
the lives of the current generation.
CRNA is also devoted to making the lives of the
younger members of our villages that is why we have partnered with other
organizations to provide scholarships to allow those who want to continue on to
college the freedom to do so.
From time to time employment positions become
available at CRNA. Qualified individuals are encouraged to apply.
CRNA is located at mile 104 on the Old Richardson Hwy. A map with
directions can be found here.
CRNA can be contacted
by email, postal mail, or telephone.
The office is open from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon, and from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm on
weekdays.
From time to time CRNA is informed of events that
involve public events information on those events can be found here
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