Overexertion causes 35% of work-related injuries and is the number one reason for lost work days. Regular exercise, stretching and strength training can prevent injury.
A year ago GCI partnered with the YKHC to create a way for Bethel based employees to use YKHC’s virtual desktops from home through a local
Every Thursday and Friday, behavioral health offers QPR (Question, Persuade, and Refer) training. This suicide prevention training is a brief educational program designed to teach
Effective June 4, YKHC will change the hours for COVID-19 testing. Testing will be available at the Alaska Airline terminal only for flights arriving at noon
Patient Financial Services and YKHC want to offer our genuine congratulations on hard-earned accomplishments of Nikka Twitchell, Austin Friday and Cecilia Ferreras-Cobos. They are evidence that those
John Nicori Jr. of Kwethluk has earned his Chemical Dependency Counselor 1 (CDC 1) certification. John currently works at the Ayagnirvik Healing Center as a
As the river has broken up, and summer is just around the corner, it’s a good time to review some measures you can take to
In partnership with researchers at the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and under the direction of Dr. Rosalyn Singleton, YKHC participated in a national study
YKHC would like to welcome Mark Brew, MSN, RN to the position of Clinical Nurse Educator! Please reach out to him with training needs, education
“Ready for today. Preparing for tomorrow” May 17 to May 23 is Emergency Medical Service (EMS) week! Please help us take a moment to recognize,
