Community Health Aide Program

Resource Library for Community Health Aides

Access training center resources, telemedicine tools, skills lists, continuing education links, and more. 

CHAP Resources

Training Center Resources

Skills Lists/Evaluation Forms

More Resources

ANTHC’s telehealth services allow healthcare professionals to work together in the Tribal health system to provide quality care and increased access for Alaska Native people across the state.

AFHCAN Website

Community Health Aide Trainees (CHA/T) are required to demonstrate a 6th-grade education equivalent (8th grade in some regions). To achieve this we administer The Adult Basic Education Test or TABE test. The test is performed on an iPad using the DRC Insight app or can be installed on a desktop computer. A test proctor is required to administer and monitor the test. It’s also important to take the test in a location with reliable internet.

TABE 13-14 Grade-Score Guidance – Convert TABE score into grade-based scores.

Contact Kyle vonBose for TABE test information

ANTHC Distance Learning Network

The Distance Learning Network (DLN) provides online healthcare education to the state’s most remote villages. ANTHC DLN is currently offering continuing education courses for all Health Aides across the State of Alaska.

CHAP Approved Continuing Education, as of March 2026

Continuing Education Requests for Approval

If you have a continuing education training that you would like available or presented to Community Health Aides, complete the CE approval request form by clicking on the link below. Please include agenda or schedule, presentation, test or evaluation form (if used) & resume for each presenter, then email the request to: akchap@anthc.org

CHAP-CE-Approval-Request-Form-05.07.2025

Guidelines-for-Continuing-Education-Approved-by-CHAPCB-6.2026

CHAP-Process-for-Review-Approval-of-CHAPCB-CE-ARC-Rev-02.25.26-CHAPCB-6.2026

APU’s Community Health programs offer an Undergraduate Certificate and Associate of Applied Science degree to prospective students. These enhanced educational options provide Community Health Aides the opportunity to utilize their training and education to better support the health, care, and wellness of their communities across Alaska.

APU Community Health Undergraduate Certificate

APU CHAP Registration Form 11/22

On November 6, 2023, the online Pre-Session course was updated. The Pre-Session was reviewed and thoughtfully revised. The course has 8 lessons and should take a trainee an average of 8 hours to complete. Distance Learning Network. There is no curriculum for Pre-Session and each THO is able to decide what it wants their CHA-Trainees to learn.
The Pre Session Skills Checklist can be found on the Resources page under Skills Checklists. It is a guide and each THO can edit the skills to fit their needs.

To enroll a Trainee in the Pre-Session course, a THO designee will need to email the name and email naduclos@anthc.org with the address of the Trainee. Emails will be accepted on the 1st and 15th of the month. There is a completion certificate once the online Pre-Session course is completed. This should be included in the student’s Session 1 Basic Training application.

Resource Library

Manuals, policies, forms, and tools to support Community Health Aides, students, and supervisors.