Ellsworth leads the way in Native American medical staffing by supporting legislative acts S.3130 and H.R.8942 sponsored by Representative Harriet M. Hageman and Senators Barrasso and Thune. We prioritize mandatory cultural competency training and provider accountability to enhance healthcare…
As the Indian Health Service launches its largest hiring initiative in history, Ellsworth stands ready to support the mission with proven, Native-led solutions. With 11 new purchase orders and 35 successful placements in 2025 alone, we are actively closing…
Ellsworth, a Native American-owned staffing company, is redefining Indigenous entrepreneurship by prioritizing cultural competency, sustainability, and long-term community impact. Learn how our CEO’s vision—rooted in Navajo values and a commitment to serving relatives—sets Ellsworth apart from fleeting trends…
September is a month of significant health observances, offering a chance for us to reflect on critical issues and the dedicated professionals who address them. For us, these themes resonate deeply with our mission to support the health and…
Ellsworth is now eyeing a place on the GSA schedule and expanding into new service areas — a path Woestehoff believes will redefine what Native-led entrepreneurship can achieve in the federal space.
Native-owned Ellsworth LLC secures new IHS contracts worth $6.6 million in 2025, cementing its role as the premier Indigenous healthcare staffing partner for culturally aware, temporary help services across Indian Country.
Rising Demand in Healthcare Staffing At Ellsworth LLC, we’re proud to stand as one of the top 10 fastest-growing contracting companies serving the Indian Health Service (IHS) (IHS), achieving over $5 million in federal awards through HigherGov and FPDS.…
By 2037, the U.S. will face a shortage of 187,130 physicians and 302,440 LPNs. Over 122 million Americans already live in mental health shortage areas. Ellsworth LLC, a Native-owned staffing company, fills critical gaps in tribal and rural health…
Ellsworth secures a key IHS contract for Nurse Case Managers in Santa Fe, enhancing Pueblo community health. Discover vital roles in tribal healthcare and explore Indigenous career opportunities.
This groundbreaking legislation aims to allow traditional Native medicine to be reimbursed under Medicaid, offering a much-needed waiver for specialized care. This move could significantly benefit over 1,000 Indigenous residents in Utah, ensuring they can access the care that…
