Natasha Singh

Natasha Singh serves as ANTHC’s President/CEO. She reports directly to the Board of Directors.

Natasha most recently served ANTHC as the Executive Vice President and Vice President of Legal Affairs before being named Interim President/CEO and eventually being hired as the President/CEO. During her time with ANTHC, Natasha has spearheaded efforts to coalesce Alaska’s regional Tribal health organizations to unify the collective voice and knowledge of Alaska’s Tribes to enhance and revolutionize the services patients of the Alaska Tribal Health System receive. Part of this work has included facilitating the first statewide Alaska Tribal Health Forum, overseeing the largest facility expansion in ANMC’s history in investing over $250 million into Emergency Services and leading the effort to acquire ownership of the ANMC Hospital from the federal government.

Prior to joining ANTHC, Natasha served as General Counsel for the Tanana Chiefs Conference and as co-lead negotiator for the Alaska Tribal Health Compact to the federal government for over 10 years. Natasha is a graduate of the University of Washington School of Law and Dartmouth College. She currently serves on the boards of the Alaska Native Justice Center, and the Alaska Bar Foundation. She has previously served as Stevens Village Tribal Court Judge.

Natasha, Dinyee Hu’tanna (Stevens Village), is the daughter of Karm and Renee Singh and granddaughter of the late Stephen and Valerie Matthew.