Kodiak Community Health Center · Kodiak, AK
Posted Aug 24, 2026Listed on HRSA Health Workforce Connector ↗
This verified site may support up to $75,000 through the initial two-year NHSC commitment. A provider starting with the representative $100,000 balance could be debt-free in about 10 years under this estimate.
Estimate only. Awards depend on program rules, discipline, service commitment, site eligibility, and available funding.
POSITION SUMMARY:
Responsible for ensuring that quality primary health care services are delivered and documented in accordance with KCHC policies and procedures, state and federal regulations, and professional standards of practice as detailed in the employment agreement.
A. JOB DUTIES:
A. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
1. Provides care to patients as allowed under Alaska law and within the scope and practice of KCHC.
2. Provides appropriate care to patients, abiding by standards of care and KCHC Clinical Protocols.
3. Actively acquires medical knowledge and skills in areas pertinent to our patient population, including attending CME opportunities directly related to KCHC clinical practices.
4. Maintains knowledge of current professional standards of assessment and treatment.
5. Maintains knowledge of and adherence to mandated ethical standards of professional behavior.
6. Obtains appropriate consultation and supervision of procedures for patient care.
7. Works cooperatively and positively with all internal staff and ancillary agencies.
8. Completes required documentation of services in a timely manner.
9. Participates in ongoing community education, including but not limited to newspaper articles, presentations panel discussions, and public service announcements.
10. Attends weekly provider meetings when available.
11. Participates in peer review processes.
12. Participates in group processes as determined by Medical Director.
13. Performs chart review as directed by Medical Director.
14. Actively corrects any quality deficits found on Quality Improvement reviews.
15. Performs other related duties, as assigned, that support the overall mission and vision of Kodiak Community Health Center.
Benefits include generous paid time off, CME funds and time off, medical, dental, and life insurance, and 401k.
Alaska gives nurse practitioners full practice authority without a required physician agreement.
Alaska Board of Nursing ↗