The mission of the Crow/Northern Cheyenne Hospital is to work in partnership with the people we serve to elevate their physical, mental, social and spiritual health to the highest level. Our vision statement is “We believe a “Healthy Population” exists through a creative and innovative health care system driven by the health care needs established cooperatively with those we serve.”

• Shifts: 12-hour shifts with 24 hours of Physician coverage each day and 12 hours of APC
coverage 8:00am – 8:00pm, 8:00pm – 8:00am, 11:00am – 11:00pm
• Utilizes Dragon Dictation
• Hospital: The Crow Service Unit Hospital is a Critical Access Hospital with 24 total beds and 7
ED Beds.
• Their Hospitalist Department takes Acute Patients only and they do not have OB, Surgery or ICU.
The facility has CT but does not have MRI or Ultrasound.
• Admission Rate: 17%
• Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS
• Licensure: Any Unrestricted State License, DEA
• ED Details: Hospitalist Services – Acute patients only. No OB, Surgery or ICU. CT Scanner
Available, NO MRI or Ultrasound

Community Information:
Within the valley of the Little Big Horn, below the Little Big Horn Battlefield Monument (the site of Custer’s last stand) is the Crow Service Unit. This Hospital provides health care for the Crow and the Northern Cheyenne and employs 200 plus doctors, nurses, LPN’s, lab technicians, and all service personnel necessary to adequately staff a 24-bed health facility.
Sixty miles from Crow Agency is Billings, the largest city in Montana, where one can shop for almost anything. Interstate 90 is the road that connects Crow Agency to Hardin, Billings and Sheridan, Wyoming, 75 miles south of Crow Agency.

The Crow Reservation, made up of 2.2 million acres, is the home of vast fluid and solid mineral resources as well as wildlife in abundance from the great bison, on down to the smallest fur bearing animals; the king of the skies, the mighty eagle on down to the smallest, the chickadee. Three mountain ranges are within this good country, the Wolf Teeth Mountains to the East, the Big Horn Mountains in the center and the Pryor Mountains to the West. A pristine blue ribbon trout stream flows from the beautiful Big Horn Mountains to the breathtaking Yellowtail Dam at Fort Smith. Upon the vast Big Horn Lake; fishing, boating, water skiing and swimming are only a few of the many opportunities for outdoor life.
Come help us make a lasting difference in the healthcare of our indigenous communities. Interested? You can call me at (xxxxxxxxxxx* or text me if that is more convenient for you. Feel free to email me too at any time. If you are interested in learning more about our mission and values, you can check our website: xxxxxxxxxxx*/ I look forward to hearing from you!

Skills

• Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in Emergency Medicine
• Documented Emergency Department experience within the last 24 months of hire.
• Minimum of 3 years’ experience in the management of pediatric and obstetric patients, including
obstetrical emergencies, such as precipitous deliveries.


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