November 3-6, 2025. ANTHC’s Integrated Health Aide Forum will be held at the William A. Egan Civic & Convention Center—the same location as the forum in 2024. We are excited to give you a glimpse of what we currently have as presenters for our CHAP Forum. The topics we currently have are: The list will grow to a total of 23 to 24 presenters as we get closer to the date. We are expecting registration to start on August 1st, …
There was a CHAM update on April 14. Please make sure to review the Release Notes to see what has changed! Make sure you see Version 9.4 ATTENTION: You will need to clear your browser history to view and accept the release notes and to see all new content. If you are using the iCHAM
If you know of any CHA/Ps who have gone above and beyond and deserve to be recognized, please take the time to fill out this form. Once submitted, it will be reviewed and posted on the akchap.org website and the ANTHC CHAP Facebook group. Statewide – Alaska CHA/P Spotlight
Listen to Host Dr. Anne Zink and her guests, two Community Health Aides for the Eastern Aleutian Tribes, Joe McMillan and Melinda Johnson, discuss rural health care in Alaska. AK Public Media: Community Health Aides | Line One
Congratulations to Karen and Marilyn (BBAHC) for completing biennial skills!
Congratulations to Ag’ya (Manokotak), Rehanna (Aleknagik), Caelan (BBAHC Itinerant), Betsy (Klawock), and Jennifer (Noatak) for completing Session III!
During the Community Health Aide Program Certification Board (CHAPCB) meeting on January 15, 2025 the following amendments were made to the CHAPCB Standards and Procedures. Sec. 2.40.100. BHA I Training, Practicum, and Experience Requirements (page 43) Sec. 2.40.200. BHA II Training, Practicum, and Experience Requirements (page 45) Sec. 2.40.300 BHA III Training, Practicum, and Experience Requirements (page 46) Sec. 2.40.100 BHP Training, Practicum, and Experience Requirements (page 47) The application documents have been updated to reflect these changes. You may …
Lucy, was the first Community Health Aide instructor at the ANTHC CHAP training center.Today is her last day working as an instructor here at ANTHC CHAP. We will miss you Lucy and we thank you for all you have done paving the way for the other CHP instructors and teaching the many community health aides all over our big state. You are an inspiration, furthering your education and we wish you the best in your new path in life!
Congratulations to Kate and Mick who got an award for outstanding service and to Rosie for receiving the length of service award (41 years) from the Indian Health Service! Thank you all for serving the people of our great big state of Alaska!