Multiple Positions-Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation

Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation

420 Howanut Road, PO Box 536, Oakville, Washington 98568

                                                            Phone:  360-273-5911     Fax:  360-273-3861 Email:  jobs@chehalistribe.org

Current job listings, applications and other tribal enterprise links may be found under the Employment section

on our website – www.chehalistribe.org  

  JOB OPENINGS BEGINNING: March 10^th, 2015

Closing Date: March 24^th, 2015

APPLICATIONS THAT ARE NOT COMPLETELY FILLED OUT and TURNED IN BEFORE CLOSING DATE: WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

Any offer of employment is conditional based on the candidate successfully passing a drug test and all criminal and background checks. (The following will disqualify any applicant from consideration: *any felony conviction, any domestic violence violations, convictions, or restraints. Or have any violations, convictions, or restraints for actions made against children or vulnerable adults.)Any written or oral false /untrue statement, or material omission in the recruitment and selection process will disqualify an applicant from consideration.  Continued employment is dependent on maintaining a clean drug test and criminal record.

FISHERIES BIOLOGIST:  The Fisheries Biologist manages and directs the tribal fish hatchery, coordinates data collection, analyzes data and provides advice to the Tribe on multiple specie harvest units throughout the year.  The incumbent will also be required to negotiate species harvests (time and number) with Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife.  EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: Master’s degree with three years directly related experience preferred. Bachelor’s degree in related field with five years directly related experience required. Prefer experience with American Indian/Alaska Native communities.   (opened until filled)

HUMAN RESOURECS DIRECTOR:  Directs the Human Resources Department providing internal human resources support services in accordance with the provisions of the Tribe’s Personnel Policies.  Plans, organizes and directs programs, include training and development, risk management, selection and testing, classification and compensation, benefit administration, and Human Resources Management Systems.  EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:  Master degree in related field and five (5) years directly related experience required.  Prefer experience with American Indian/Alaska Native communities.  Prefer NNAHRA, Tribal PHR, PHR, or SPHR Certification.  (opened until filled)

EARLY HEAD START TEACHER:  Provides developmentally appropriate classroom environment that will provide for social, emotional, physical and intellectual needs.  Also assists in guiding parents toward interaction and care of children in the program.  EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:  Associates degree in Early Childhood Education required for Head Start.  For Early Head Start, Infant Toddler CDA required with training plan to complete Associates degree upon timeframe.  Prefer two (2) years’ experience serving child populations in the areas of child development, early childhood education, principles of child health, safety and nutrition, adult learning principles, and family dynamics.  Prefer experience working with children

and families, preferably in Native American Communities.

TGA Surveillance :  Responsible for monitoring all operations of the facility to protect property and tribal assets, reputation and standards, including compliance with applicable State, Federal and Tribal laws and regulations, compliance with department policies and procedures. EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: High school diploma/GED equivalent and at least two years’ experience in casino games supervision or equivalent experience in casino gaming experience surveillance.

Fisheries Tech. Trainee: Perform various tasks surrounding the Management of Fish and Wildlife within the reservation boundaries and in the surround areas as deemed appropriate. EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: High school diploma or GED equivalent with 2 years related experience.

CORRECTIONS OFFICER: Provide care and custody of prisoners incarcerated in the Chehalis Tribal Jail and maintain order and discipline amongst inmates.  Participate in the day-to-day operations of the jail which involves, but is not limited to, booking and releasing offenders, maintaining security of the facility, escorting offenders within and/or outside the secure confines of the jail, effectively managing volatile and violent offenders, and fulfilling a number of clerical duties. EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: High School diploma or GED with at least two years directly related experience preferred.   Some higher education preferred. Prefer experience with American Indian/ Alaska Native communities.