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Supporting Indigenous Students
About NACHP
Health Professions Students Pre-Health Students Pre-College Students

Find Your Indigenous Community

Each Indigenous student’s journey is an individual one. We respect differences while building a supportive environment where all can thrive. We plan gatherings, bring in distinguished Native health professionals for lectures, place students in clinical rotations in rural areas and facilitate participation in research. Stay up to date by following us on Facebook and Instagram.

Improving Indigenous Health

Better care leads to better health for Native communities. Supporting Native students on their academic journey is how we build the Indigenous health care workforce.

We also tackle the challenges of American Indian and Alaska Native health and care by building interconnected relationships within tribal communities. We share our medical expertise while honoring Native knowledge.

Indigenous Health 

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Lina Martin
We call ourselves the NACHP family, and our space is inclusive of all.

Lina Martin, Ho-Chunk Nation and Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians, NACHP AUNTIE (Advocate for Uplifting Native Traditions and Indigenous Engagement)

Join Us for Events

We build community with events and gatherings throughout the year. Join us for family dinners, the fall student welcome barbeque, trips to Native communities and Crafternoons.

Upcoming events

NACHP by the Numbers

100%

Graduation and residency placement rate for NACHP health professions students

91

NACHP health professions graduates since 2012

Top 10

Among medical schools for graduating American Indian and Alaska Natives*

* Medical school ranking for the UW School of Medicine and Public Health reported by the Assoc. of American Medical Colleges.

In the News

Explore NACHP's recent accomplishments that have made headlines, such as our work to promote food sovereignty among Indigenous communities.

Recent news
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Mission-Critical Funding

Indians Into Medicine (INMED) is a five-year grant awarded to NACHP by the Indian Health Service in the Department of Health and Human Services. Support from INMED and from the community benefits the next generation of health professionals.