The Indian Health Service (IHS) is the U.S. Public Health Service Agency responsible for providing health services to approximately 1.5 million American Indians and Alaska Natives who belong to more than 557 federally recognized tribes in 35 states. Presently, IHS and tribally managed programs operate in over 230 hospitals and ambulatory clinics. This task is complicated by the broad cultural, economic and geographic diversity of the groups served. As a result, health programs must be individually designed to address the needs of each community.
The IHS has a number of exciting and fulfilling positions for both new graduates and pharmacists with prior work experience. Pharmacists in IHS practice pharmacy in a program where
For additional information and a listing of current jobs openings and contacts, please go to the Current Vacancies section of our web site.
RESIDENCY OPPORTUNITIES
IHS residencies offer an excellent opportunity to learn how to be a pharmacist while serving in a progressive practice setting helping to improve the healthcare of Native Americans. Residents enjoy learning in a multidisciplinary and friendly team environment. All IHS residencies are ASHP accredited. For additional information about the IHS Pharmacist Residency Program, including a list of current sites, contacts and the application process, please go to the Residencies section of our website.
STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES
The IHS offers three excellent opportunities for students throughout the academic year through the Junior Commissioned Officer Student Training and Extern Program (JRCOSTEP), Senior Commissioned Officer Student Training and Extern Program (SRCOSTEP) and Senior Year Externship Rotations. All of these programs are highly competitive.
Locations: NATIONWIDE, Nationwide
Practice Settings: Clinical Pharmacy, Hospital (Inpatient), Hospital (Outpatient), Temporary Staffing
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