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Non-profit --yeah right--Seattle Indian Health Board

AI Highlights
  • - Unprofessional org; burnt-out, rude staff and long waits.
  • - Rebecca is not Indian; rude and lacks knowledge; Guidestar lists CEO earning 160k.

Most unprofessional health organization ever--they say they care about indians but don't-- most staff appear burned out, and are rude. Wait times are horrible and when you try to talk to someone higher up--Rebecca--she is not even Indian and rude--doesnt know *** about the culture.

There are not many Indians working there and the ones that do work there appear very unhappy.

One look on guidestar---a site for looking at 990's and nonprofits shows the CEO makes 160k a year! what does he know about homeless Natives, I believe there are some good staff at sihb but most are in it for the money not for the cause.

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160K! And they won't pay to get decent staff or keep anyone.

Rebecca is Filapino!

The CEO is Mexican. The doctors got there by affirmative action everyone of them must have graduated bottom of their class.

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