For more details or to apply for any of these positions, contact Personnel Training Office,Bristol Bay Native Association, Box 310 Dillingham, Alaska 99576. Phone 842-5257 or toll-free in Alaska 1-800-478-5257. Fax 907-842-5932. Email rfisher@bbna.com or okropoff@bbna.com ***

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Familiarity with the Bristol Bay area, people, and culture is considered in meeting qualifications for BBNA jobs. To ensure equal access to all, those applicants requiring reasonable accommodation to the application and / or interview process should notify a representative of BBNA's Personnel/Training office. EEO/Indian preference in hiring under P.L. 93-638

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Fisheries Internship Program Coordinator  May – August 2012. OBJECTIVE:  Assist in developing local capacity in federal subsistence fisheries management and natural resources in Bristol Bay by providing coordinating quality educational internship experiences with partnering natural resources management agencies. QUALIFICATIONS: Job qualifications are stated in the detailed job description as Essential Job Results. Candidates must demonstrate their ability to accomplish these results.  Job knowledge / documentation required. Bristol Bay student in Fisheries Biology, Natural Resource Management, Natural Science, Education or a related field with the intent of using their education to enhance fisheries and natural resource management in Bristol Bay preferred. At least one season of biological technician, internship, or fisheries research fieldwork required.  Knowledge and understanding of federal subsistence fisheries management and Bristol Bay natural resources required.  Ability to communicate effectively with partnering agencies, university personnel, and program interns.  Familiarity with basic office procedures. Excellent written and oral communication skills.  Must be organized, goal oriented and able to work independently with little direct supervision. Willingness/ability to travel in & out of region. Knowledge of Bristol Bay region, people, cultures, and of subsistence lifestyle preferred.  WAGE:  $20 per hour.  REPORTS TO:  Subsistence Fisheries Scientist  DUTY STATION: Dillingham and College Campus of attendance if applicable.  CLOSING DATE 2/14/2012. Job description Top

Case Worker II-III, Vocational Rehabilitation  Provides Vocational Rehabilitation  services to eligible Native Americans.  Searching for candidates who are seriously interested in the field of Vocational Rehabilitation.  QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must demonstrate their ability to accomplish the Essential Job Results stated in the detailed job description.  Copy available at www.bbna.com or by contacting HR Office. Qualified individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Reasonable accommodations are provided for employees to perform job duties and access training.  Understanding of problems and ability to establish helping relationships with persons experiencing disabilities. Familiarity with Bristol Bay area, people, and cultures.  Willing/able to travel extensively in & out of region including getting in and out of light aircraft and travel in remote villages by snow machine and ATVs.   Current valid Alaska Driver’s License and liability insurance. Background clearance check including fingerprints. Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria of the Alaska Barrier Crimes regulations as a prerequisite to hiring.  Education: Associate Degree in Human Services or High School / GED + two additional years of experience described below.  Experience:   Two years direct experience with State & Federal programs / application procedures; providing client services; conducting intake interviews, determining program eligibility; knowledgeable of ADA and / or Vocational Rehabilitation Act., or a related field which involved continuous  counseling, explaining complex policies, procedures, services,  client responsibilities, applying regulations, program requirements or similar criteria or guidelines.   Computer skills. Keyboard, MS programs, e-mail/internet.  Ability to learn data entry program for case management.  Complete achievement of certain of the above specifications may not be required if, in the opinion of BBNA a particular candidate possesses significant offsetting characteristics, such as past accomplishments, experience, education, or estimate of future potential.   WAGES:$17.95/hr $35,000/yr - $25.64/hr $50,000/yr DOE. REPORTS TO: Vocational Rehabilitation Program Manager. CLOSING DATE:  January 19, 2012.  Job description Top

Head Start Teacher's Aide - Dillingham Afternoon Class Seeking an individual who loves working with and wants to learn more about young children, parents, the Head Start team, and community.  Will assist the teacher in following a daily curriculum of activities and help keep a safe environment for playing and learning for young children. Past and present Head Start parents are encouraged to apply.     Requires a cleared background check, including fingerprints.   Have or be willing to obtain CPR / 1st Aide certification. Current physical examination; TB screening; strength and stamina for the physical demands of spending extended time at the children’s level, and lifting and  handling equipment, furniture and materials.   A familiarity with Bristol Bay area, people, and cultures is important.  Dillingham.  Reports to Center Coordinator / Teacher.  Full benefit package including Medical/Dental/Life insurance.  $12.07 – 15.29/hr. DOE. Open Until Filled. Job description Top 

Demonstration Project Manager: Tribal Grant Writer's Advancement Program OBJECTIVE:  Develop and implement a Demonstration Project, including a strategic plan for hiring, training, and actual practice which will advance individuals’ skills in the field of successful grant writing and management for Tribes in Bristol Bay.  The Project is expected be the foundation that establishes it as a regular program within BBNA.  QUALIFICATIONS:  Candidates must demonstrate their ability to accomplish the Essential Job Results.  Job knowledge / documentation required: Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Economics, Rural Development or related field.  Work experience in grant writing, economic development, business management, or related fields. Preferred two years planning experience with successful grant-writing demonstrated.  Must be self-motivated, detail-oriented and have excellent organizational skills.  Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.  Computer skills with MS Office programs, email, and internet access programs.  Must be willing and able to travel in and out of the region.  Job requires enjoyment working with a wide range of people and backgrounds.  Familiarity with Bristol Bay area, people, and cultures. Complete achievement of certain of the above specifications may not be required if, in the opinion of BBNA a particular candidate possesses significant offsetting characteristics, such as past accomplishments, experience, education, or estimate of future potential.  DUTY STATION: Dillingham Central Office.  REPORTS TO: Program Development Director. Classification: Exempt.  SALARY: $45,000 - $60,000/year.  CLOSING DATE: Open Until Filled.  Job description Top

Environmental Studies/Brownfields Internship OBJECTIVE:Apprentice–type occupational experience designed to   provide an opportunity to apply concepts and techniques learned in coursework.  Specific objectives are planned for each student intern depending upon the topic of the internship and the occupational goals and particular interests of the student.    QUALIFICATIONS:  Minimum 18 years of age.  Demonstrated interest in field of study as it applies to rural and remote service delivery.  Ability to work independently with self discipline and organizational skills.  Candidate will propose their own specific area of interest.  Computer skills including MS Excel & Word; High School / GED. Prefer at least one year college coursework. Alaska drivers license. Willingness to travel and possibly stay for short periods of time in the field in adverse conditions.  Ability to participate in outdoor physical activities, including lifting up to 50 lbs. Strong teamwork and excellent written and oral communication skills. Familiarity with the Bristol Bay area, people, and cultures. WAGE: $15.50/ hr.  DURATION: 4-12 weeks depending on number of hours worked per week.  SUPERVISION: Arla Johnson, BBNA Brownfields Program Manager and Dr. Todd Radenbaugh DUTY STATION:  2 positions: Togiak and Dillingham.   CLOSING DATE: Open Until Filled. Job description Top

Survey Coordinator, Natural Resources  Develop, coordinate, and perform a variety of survey projects undertaken by the Natural Resources Department including social science research related to patterns of subsistence hunting, fishing, and gathering in communities of the Bristol Bay region.  QUALIFICATIONS:  Job qualifications are stated as Essential Job Results in the detailed job description. Please request a copy.  Candidates must demonstrate their ability to accomplish these results.  Job knowledge / documentation.  Bachelors or advanced degree in a Natural Sciences field, such as Fisheries Biology, Marine Biology, or Environmental Science.  Four (4) years of progressive experience in Natural Resources or a Natural Sciences field with demonstrated ability and experience performing the duties and responsibilities described below may be substituted for formal education at BBNA’s discretion.  Important skills/abilities include: cultural sensitivity, able to work independently; computer skills; draft correspondence, research proposals and research documents on scientific and natural resources topics.  Experience with developing project proposals, conducting and administering scientific research projects, or, experience managing grant programs, including knowledge of budgets, project management, and grant research.  Excellent communication skills.  Familiarity with Bristol Bay area, people, cultures and resources.  Complete achievement of certain of the above specifications may not be required if, in the opinion of BBNA a particular candidate possesses significant offsetting characteristics, such as past accomplishments, experience, education, or estimate of future potential.   REPORTS TO: Department Director WAGE:      $40,000 - $55,000 DOE. DUTY STATION:  Dillingham Central Office CLOSING DATE: Open until filled.  Job description Top

Village Administrator - Egegik.   Duties include using QuickBooks software accounting program for organizing, operating, maintaining and reconciling the tribe’s finances. Provides assistance during the development of the annual budget for Tribe’s approval. Maintains and complies with reporting requirements.   QUALIFICATIONS: High School graduate or equivalent and preferably two or more years office experience. Willingness to learn and develop skills for the accountability and management of Tribal funds and use of QuickBooks. Ability to work independently, with minimal supervision. Supervisory experience/skills preferred.  Able to complete a variety of tasks in an organized manner.  Willing/able to travel as necessary.  Familiarity with Bristol Bay area, people, and culture.   Able to complete a complex variety of tasks in an organized manner.   Willingness to learn and develop skills.  Willing and able to travel in and out of region.  Duty Station - Egegik.  Indian Preference in hiring given under PL 93-638. Hourly wage $18.47. Benefits include Annual Leave, Sick Leave, Health / Life Insurance, and  Retirement.  Closing Date: Open Until Filled.   Job description Top

Village Public Safety Officers: Positions in Togiak, Manokotak, Port Heiden, and Iliamna : (Full Time) Excellent law enforcement career opportunity with salary incentives and full benefits. Must be 21, have High School Diploma or GED and preferably some college (at discretion of BBNA experience in the VPSO Program may substitute for college). Either has current VPSO certification or successfully attends and completes the Alaska Department of Public Safety Academy in Sitka, Alaska within one year of hire or upon scheduling of VPSO academy.  Must pass extensive background check by Alaska State Troopers.  Requires physical. Certification in law enforcement, fire fighting, emergency medical, search & rescue, DARE, and more. Housing and vehicles may be provided. Salary DOE; Training Compensation; plus generous benefits. Salary: $22.27/hr – 39.68/hr + retention incentives, depending on years of service.  Open until filled. VPSO Job Application. Job description Top

Temporary Workers: Are you on our list? If you are interested in being on call for short term temporary work, stop by and fill out an application.  We need temporary labor to shovel snow, child care substitutes and Head Start Classroom substitutes.

Head Start Classroom Substitutes:  An enjoyable way to spend your day, earn income, and contribute to the future of our children. $10.50/hour.

Head Start Bus Driver Substitutes:  Requires Alaska CDL w/ School Bus Driver Endorsement.  $15/hr.  Stop by or call  Head Start. 842-4059.