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(2/6) The Native Village of Eyak is accepting applications for a
Behavioral Health Coordinator -- a regular, full-time position. Ilanka
Community Health Center is a program of the Native Village of Eyak, and
The Behavioral Health Coordinator position oversees all aspects of the
behavioral health department, meeting grant deliverables... and is
primarily responsible for program development, management, and
clinician oversight. ICHC promotes a team-based approach in integrating
behavioral health and medical care. Must have Master of Science or Arts
in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or acceptable related field…
Three years mental and/or behavioral health experience after obtaining
licensure. Experience with healthcare information systems, such as
electronic health record and practice management preferred. Managerial
experience preferred. Must have Current Alaska license as a
Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor or similar… BLS
or CPR Pro certification… and State of Alaska Chemical Dependency
Counselor certification or plan to attain upon hire. Send
applications to hr@eyak-nsn.gov or fax to 24-7739. Position is open
until filled. Complete job description can be found online at
eyak-nsn.gov.
(3/2) The Cordova Regular Election is March 2nd in Cordova Center
Community Room A from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. Per Cordova Municipal
Code, more-detailed posted notices of this regular election are located
around town at the City Hall Front Desk, Cordova Center Lobby, Cordova
Public Library, and Cordova Post Office. More-detailed published
notice is also available on the City of Cordova Website
cityofcordova.net. Per Cordova Municipal Code, The Cordova Times
will publish a more-detailed notice of this regular election in its
February 12th, 19th and 26th editions. For further information, contact
the City Clerk at cityclerk@cityofcordova.net or 424-6248
Local covid-19 testing is open 6 days a week. You can be tested
at Ilanka Mondays and Fridays from 2-3pm, and Saturdays from Noon to
1. CCMC is testing on Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Thursdays from
9-930am. Also, even though the testing will remain free for
residents, please bring your insurance information with you because the
clinics can receive reimbursement, which helps KEEP tests free.
Remember that if you are identified as a close contact of someone who
has tested positive for covid-19, you will need to quarantine for 14
days REGARDLESS of whether you test negative during that time.
Again, close contacts need to quarantine a full 14 days, regardless of
whether they test negative during that period. If you don’t, you
may be spreading the virus to many others while asymptomatic, and too
early in your infection for the test to detect it. Contact your
medical provider if you have any questions.