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Stephanie Wickliffe

Cherokee Nation 3RNET Network Coordinator

Tel: 539-234-1000
Stephanie-Wickliffe@cherokee.org

"Cherokee Nation Health Services (CNHS) is the largest tribal health system in the United States. With nine outpatient health centers and one hospital, all of our locations feature state-of-the-art equipment and innovative design. Our tribal funding removes financial barriers and allows our health professionals to better focus on individual patient treatment and needs. We truly value our professionals at Cherokee Nation, and this is demonstrated with competitive salaries and benefits. Connect with us to learn more about the exciting opportunities available with CNHS.”

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How I can help your job search:

CNHS has a dedicated team of recruiters that help find and hire talented health care professionals. If you are interested in living and working within the Cherokee Nation, our Recruitment Team can:

  • Answer questions you may have about current job openings across Cherokee Nation
  • Guide you on how the National Health Service Corps works in the Cherokee Nation
  • Provide information on Cherokee Nation-specific loan repayment programs
  • Tell you more about Cherokee Nation’s incentives for health care professionals

Recruitment Contacts:

Job Resources for Cherokee Nation

Job Resources for Cherokee Nation

We’re here to help. 3RNET has several resources for health professionals searching for a job:

Cherokee Nation-specific job resources for health care professionals:

About The Cherokee Nation

About The Cherokee Nation

The Cherokee Nation is an active leader in education, housing, vocational training, business and economic development. We are the largest Native American tribe in the United States with over 390,000 tribal citizens. More than 141,000 citizens reside within the tribe’s 14 county reservation in northeastern Oklahoma.

Cherokee Nation Health Services (CNHS) operates an accredited network of nine health centers and one hospital located throughout the reservation. Our health system and associated programs serve more than 130,000 eligible patients annually.

CNHS promotes and encourages a highly skilled workforce and partners with multiple residential programs, colleges, universities and technical schools to provide training opportunities for medical, nursing, dental and allied health professionals. This includes the OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine at Cherokee Nation, which is located on the CNHS Tahlequah Campus. Our resident programs include rotations through different specialties to ensure participants are prepared to care for patients throughout their life. CNHS medical professionals have the expertise and experience to prepare the residents to become highly qualified providers as well.