Community health aide program

CHAs take part in four sessions of training-each lasts three to four weeks.
CHA/Ps at any level of training may obtain certification by the Community Health Aide Program Certification Board.
For more information on the Alaska Community Health Aide Program, please visit www.akchap.org.

The “Community Health Aide Program Certification Board Standards and Procedures” serve as the guiding program and certification document.
The Alaska CHAP Certification Board has respectfully requested a pause in sharing any CHAP-related documents, references, and tools, including:

The Community Health Aide Program Certification Board (CHAPCB) is federally authorized by Alaska Area Native Health Service and administered by Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium.

The Community Health Aide Program is a network of about 550 Community Health Aides/Practitioners (CHA/Ps) in more than 170 rural Alaska villages.
CHA/Ps are part of an established referral relationship that includes ,mid-level providers, physicians, regional hospitals, and the Alaska Native Medical Center.

ANTHC is pleased to support the Community Health Aide Training Program and prepare CHA/Ps for their vital role in the Tribal health system

Training centers are located in Anchorage, Bethel, Nome, and Fairbanks

CHAs take part in four sessions of training-each lasts three to four weeks

CHAs take part in four sessions of training-each lasts three to four weeks

CHA/Ps at any level of training may obtain certification by the Community Health Aide Program Certification Board

For more information on the Alaska Community Health Aide Program, please visit www

The Community Health Aide Program is a network of about 550 Community Health Aides/Practitioners (CHA/Ps) in more than 170 rural Alaska villages

CHA/Ps are part of an established referral relationship that includes mid-level providers, physicians, regional hospitals, and the Alaska Native Medical Center