Stephanie Iron Shooter Resigns as Director of American Indian Health Office
September 4, 2025
The state health department official for American Indian health, Stephanie Iron Shooter, is resigning, citing recent events.
The state health department official for American Indian health, Stephanie Iron Shooter, is resigning, citing recent events.
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