Register today to get full access
to jobs across the nation.

Register For Free

Stephanie Wickliffe

Cherokee Nation 3RNET Network Coordinator

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

"We are the largest tribal health system in the nation, with nine outpatient health centers and one hospital. Health professionals can focus on the patient because there is no payer source required for our patients. We have state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. We value our professionals at Cherokee Nation with competitive salaries and benefits. Connect with us to learn more about why you should Choose Cherokee.”

Team Member Photo

How I can help your job search:

If you are a health care professional interested in living and working within the Cherokee Nation, Stephanie 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

Stephanie is an employee of the Cherokee Nation. She and her team coordinate 3RNET activities within Cherokee Nation.

Additional 3RNET contacts for Cherokee Nation are: Dianna Turtle, dianna-turtle@cherokee.org, Tel: 918-453-5676; Ja-Li-Si Pittman, ja-li-si-pittman@cherokee.org; Office of Health Professional Recruiting, health-recruiter@cherokee.org, Tel: 918-453-5676; and Tracy Doublehead, tracy-doublehead@cherokee.org, 
Tel: 918-772-4029

 

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 Working in Cherokee Nation

About Working in Cherokee Nation

The Cherokee Nation today is an active leader in education, housing, vocational training, business and economic development. It is the largest Native American tribe in the United States with more than 300,000 tribal citizens. Over 70,000 Cherokee reside within a 7,000 square mile geographical area, which is not a reservation but rather a federally-recognized, truly sovereign nation covering most of northeast Oklahoma. Its jurisdictional service area encompasses eight entire counties along with portions of six others. As one of only three such federally-recognized Cherokee tribes, the Cherokee Nation has both the sovereign right and the responsibility to exercise control and development over tribal assets, including more than 66,000 acres of land and 96 miles of the Arkansas Riverbed.

Cherokee Nation operates an accredited network of eight health centers, one hospital and multiple programs in the tribe’s 14 county jurisdictional boundaries, serving more than 130,000 eligible patients.

Cherokee Nation Health Services (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. Resident physicians, dentists and medical providers are rotated through different specialties to ensure they are prepared to care for patients throughout their life. CNHS physicians have the expertise and experience to prepare the residents to become highly qualified providers. The Cherokee Nation – W.W. Hastings Hospital (CNWWH) has been a much sought after rotation for medical students.