**SayPro Cook Inlet Tribal Council Tribal Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG) Program—Overview and Preliminary Outcomes

Tribal Councils are an integral part of the United States’ governmental system, which is why they have so much power. That being said, these institutions sometimes lack the funds and expertise needed to effectively operate. If that’s you, then SayPro can help! We’re a division of MHC Health, a company with over two decades of experience providing health care services to tribal communities across the country. We understand the importance of maintaining strong ties with your tribe, and we want to make that connection as easy as possible for you!

Through our HPOG program, we offer grant funding for qualified candidates who are seeking to acquire new skills or expand their existing knowledge in project management or consulting fields. With Say Pro’s program tailored specifically for tribal leaders and professionals, you’ll be able to find exactly what you’re looking for without missing a beat.

Are you a healthcare professional hungry for more? SayPro Cook Inlet Tribal Council (CTHC) is looking for professionals who can help shape the future of tribal health. The tribe has teamed up with SayPro to develop a comprehensive health-care system that will provide the best possible care for its patients.

The Hpog program offers a variety of exciting career opportunities for healthcare professionals who want to contribute to the success of the CTHC. These grants cover a range of consulting, training, and advisory services that will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the tribal culture while providing quality healthcare services.

Regularly recruiting tribal health consultants is not a new thing. But Saypro has now added another feather in its cap – the Cook Inlet Tribal Council’s HPOG. The HPOG is a unique scheme that promotes the growth of tribal health workforce and expertise in the Inlet area. It is a collaboration between the CITC, Arctic One, Inc., and American Indian Health Research Center (AIHRC), with support from US Department of Health and Human Services through NIH.

The program has two components. First one is consulting where Saypro brings in consultants to work on various projects for the hospitals and clinics in the region that are owned by CITC or AIHRC. Second one is advisory where Saypro assigns advisory professionals to work with hospitals and clinics owned by CITC or AIHRC as part of their strategy for growth.

The Cook Inlet Tribal Council (CITC) is seeking a dynamic professional to fill a position as Consulting Program Manager. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who has the drive and determination to develop new programs and services that will be of benefit to the CITC’s clients. The successful candidate will have experience in program development, marketing, and consulting.

Salary: $60k-80k

Project Duration: 2+ years

Location: Anchorage, AK