National Council of Urban Indian Health (Official)

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House Advances Interior Bill with a 23% Increase for the Indian Health Service and Maintained Advance Appropriations for IHS. Read our full analysis:

News from the National Council of Urban Indian Health: A funding bill with a 23 percent increase for Indian Health Service, along with MANDATORY appropriations for the IHS, is advancing in the U.S. House of Representatives. Check out the policy alert from National Council of Urban Indian Health (Official) for more! https://lnkd.in/eA-nPnZY #FY25 #UrbanIndians #Appropriations #House #118th

🚀 Exciting Career Opportunities at NCUIH! 🚀 We are currently seeking a Communications Associate (remote) and a TARC Senior Research Associate (remote). Join our team and contribute to impactful work supporting urban Native communities. Apply now: [https://buff.ly/3L77AG2] #NowHiring #RemoteCareers #RemoteJobs #NativeHealth

NCUIH invites you to a virtual event on July 16 from 2-3 p.m. EDT, featuring Dr. Bola Ogundimu from the CDC. Learn about infection prevention and control practices related to wound care and discover the benefits of CDC's Project Firstline micro-learn training resources. Participants are eligible for one CNE credit. Enhance your knowledge and skills in infection control. Register today: https://buff.ly/4ckJPq6

Join us on July 10 from 2-3:30 p.m. EDT for an insightful presentation on starting or expanding maternal health services at Urban Indian Organizations. 👩⚕️👶 Dr. Tyler Freeman from the Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) will share his expertise on building a comprehensive OBGYN clinic. Register here: https://buff.ly/4cJw9op

Join us on July 11 from 2-3 p.m. EDT for an essential session on the 988 Lifeline and its role in addressing mental health crises. 🌐📞 Presenters Lyz Best and Margot Bailowitz will share strategies for promoting 988 in a culturally relevant way. Register here: https://buff.ly/45OLSQQ

This week, NCUIH participated in the PhRMA Health Equity Symposium. Engaging in meaningful discussions about health equity and advocating for our communities remains our top priority. #HealthEquity #NCUIH #PhRMA

📢 Don't miss the next presentation in our "Clinic to Community" series on July 23! This session will dive into the 340B Drug Pricing Program, offering insights on maximizing its benefits for HIV care in urban Indian populations. Attendees can earn one continuing nursing education (CNE) credit. Secure your spot today at https://buff.ly/3VZC2s3.

In an effort to make more culturally relevant material, the Project Firstline Team has created a new video that reminds healthcare warriors of how cleaning and disinfection can be easily integrated into your everyday work routine. You can find this resource on YouTube and the NCUIH website.