The Oklahoma City Area Inter-Tribal Health Board (OCAITHB) is a non-profit organization based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.  The board was established in 1972 to provide a unified voice for the 43 federally recognized tribes located in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.  Board membership includes representatives from the 12 service units in the Indian Health Service Oklahoma City Area.

Mission: A partnership of Oklahoma City Area tribes uniting to improve the health and quality of life of Native American communities through advocacy and education with federal, state and local entities while maintaining tribal sovereign rights.

Vision: The Oklahoma City Area Inter-Tribal Health Board will lead the way to improved quality of life for Native Americans through expanded partnerships with tribes and stakeholders.

Values: We provide competent services at all levels of the organization. We respect one another, recognize that our success depends upon the commitment, capabilities and diversity of our employees and Board members. We are ethical, respectful, accountable and transparent in our relationship with all stakeholders. We are committed to gaining knowledge. We encourage collaboration and inclusiveness.

5th Annual OCAITHB

TEC Public Health Conference

~April 16-17, 2013~

“Uniting Forces for a Healthy Indian Country”

Hard Rock Hotel near Tulsa, Oklahoma
777 W. Cherokee St.
Catoosa, OK 74015
 

For more info or to register CLICK HERE!