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Southwest Tribal NARCH Program
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The Southwest Tribal Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH) Program is administered by the Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board, www.aaihb.org
The Southwest Tribal NARCH Program is part of a national initiative established in partnership with the Indian Health Service and the National Institutes of Health.
Through NARCH, American Indian and Alaska Native tribes or tribally-based organizations form partnerships with academic institutions to conduct intensive biomedical and behavioral research on existing and persistent AI/AN health problems. A major goal of the NARCH initiative is to increase the number and capacity of AI/AN professionals in the health field.
The Southwest Tribal NARCH Program Includes:
- The Southwest Tribal Institutional Review Board
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The Listening to Each Other Projects (NARCH III, V)
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Community Based Participatory Research (NARCH III)
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Student Development (NARCH III, V, VI)
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NARCH HIV/AIDS Evidence Based Intervention Project
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Graduate Research Assistant Scholarship Program
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Master of Public Health Scholarship Program
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Summer Intern Program for Undergraduate Students
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Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board, Inc.
5015 Prospect Ave NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Phone: 505-764-0036
Fax: 505-764-0446
Southwest Tribal NARCH V Staff:
Southwest NARCH V Principle Investigator: Dr. Joanne McCloskey: 505-962-2604 jmccloskey@aaihb.com
Southwest Tribal NARCH V Coordinator: Rita Kie, MPH (Laguna Pueblo): 505-217-2807 rkie@aaihb.com
Southwest Tribal NARCH V Research Assistant: Rachell Tenorio, MSW/MBA Graduate Student (Santo Domingo Pueblo) 505-250-4432 rachellt19@gmail.com
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