Title: Amber Dr Tincher, who found that IHS business booming

World Health:Working in a small hospital, especiallyhere where we re pretty rural, it keeps you really well-rounded with a lot of your medicalskills. You wear many hats and I think that just makes you grow as a person. I m AmberTincher, a family medicine physician at Fort Yates Hospital in North Dakota. What I loveabout this commun...

Apr 16,2020 | Sweety

Working in a small hospital, especiallyhere where we're pretty rural, it keeps you really well-rounded with a lot of your medicalskills. You wear many hats and I think that just makes you grow as a person. I'm AmberTincher, a family medicine physician at Fort Yates Hospital in North Dakota. What I loveabout this community too is you do get a lotof continuity and you do get to see the samepeople over and over. It is rewarding and fun to treat an entire family. At the hospitalhere we have a leadership team and we all work really well together actually. They dofeel like family and I mean I need them just as much as they need me. 

Anyone can comework for the Indian Health Service in the Great Plains Area and not only have a rich,fulfilling career serving an underserved population,but also build a quality life for our familiesin one of our communities, and have a full,enriching life here in the Great Plains Area.I'm Joe Amiotte, Deputy Director of Field Operations, for the Great Plains Indian HealthService. >>I work four tens, which is awesome.I have weekends off, I have evenings off,and I don't wear a beeper, so I love that!

I'm always you know very proud of this community.It is starting to feel more and more like home. >>We not only have great, wide, openspaces here in the Great Plains Area, we also have a lot of water. Lakes in the Black Hills,we have rivers, we have the large MissouriRiver where you can fish, enjoy water sports.It is so beautiful.  I H S does have a scholarship that I applied for in undergraduate, and Idid receive it in undergraduate and then once I applied for medical school, I also got theI H S scholarship. So they paid for four yearsof my medical school; I owe them four yearsof service. I have actually one month left on my obligation and I haven't looked forany new jobs or anything. I still enjoy whatI do, I still enjoy coming to work and atthis point I'm staying.

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