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| For details and or to apply contact BBNA'S Personnel Office at Box 310 Dillingham, AK 99576. Phone 842-5257 or toll- free 1-800-478-5257. Fax 907-842-5932 or email rosef@bbna.com. Familiarity with the Bristol Bay area, people and culture is considered in meeting qualifications for positions below. EEO/Indian preference in hiring under P.L. 93-638. Download An Application | |
Natural Resources Student Intern - Partners for Fisheries Monitoring: This internship will provide on the job training for a student of Natural Resources, fisheries biology or related field. The intern will assist designing, conducting and administering subsistence fisheries monitoring research projects. Assist in collecting/entering data on the subsistence fishery. Perform other related duties and activities as directed by the Subsistence Fisheries Biologist. Qualifications: Currently enrolled in post secondary educational program in natural Resources, fisheries biology or related science field. Prefer one year of post secondary college education or training in field. Demonstrated interest in fisheries of rural areas. Willingness to learn. Experience in word and data entry software. Ability to work independently, follow directions and organize materials in a timely manner. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Wage $15.00 per hour with a weekly stipend of $150.00. Reports to Subsistence Fisheries Biologist. Duty station: Dillingham. Temporary May - August 2004. Close March 31, 2004.
Additional Summer Internships Available!: If you are a student of Natural Resources, Fisheries Biology, or a related field, what would you want in a dream internship? The chance to earn money for college while you learn? The opportunity to be out in the field working with and making connections with professionals and educators? Here is an invitation to apply for just that. You must be currently enrolled in post-secondary educational program in any science field, with extra consideration given to Natural Resource, Biology, or Fisheries Biology majors. One year of post-secondary college education or training in field is preferred. Other qualifications: Demonstrated interest in related field of study as it applies to rural and remote service delivery and willingness to learn. Experience with word processing and data entry software. Ability to work independently, follow directions appropriately and organize materials and time effectively are a must. Willingness to live in remote location and work outdoors in changing weather. Excellent written and oral communication skills, and good organizational skills and abilities are recommended, as is familiarity with the Bristol Bay area, people, and culture. Pay is $13.97/ hour. Work site will be at a field camp for one to two months between June and September.
Ekuk
Environmental Program Coordinator - (Contact the Ekuk
Village Council at 842-3842 to apply). Continue the development of a sustainable
environmental program for the village of Ekuk. Also implement the work
plan in the Indian General Assistance program (IGAP) grant. Required qualifications
include: High school graduate or equivalent. Must have strong interpersonal
skills and enjoy working with people at a grass-roots level. Computer
literacy required. Solid verbal and written communication skills very
important. Must be willing and able to travel frequently in and out of
region. Demonstrated abilities: Strong interest and desire to learn about
environmental issues and related health concerns. Ability to work independently
with minimum supervision. Ability to prioritize, organize & complete
tasks in a timely manner. Preferred: Familiar with the Bristol Bay area,
people and culture. Grant writing experience desired. Courses in environmental
science's or related work experience in the environmental field. Ekuk
Tribal members are encouraged to apply. Wage $15.00/hr - $19.00/hr DOE.
Contact the Ekuk Village Council at 842-3842 to apply.
Levelock - Tribal Children's Service Worker: By using advanced knowledge and training, TCSW's seek to optimize the home environment for the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of children by acting as a liaison between Tribe and State Social Services and other resources, recruit foster care homes, child care needs assessments in community, paperwork assistance, home visits, monthly meeting with supervisor, maintain records, crisis intervention, provide family and children's activities. Qualifications include: High School diploma or GED. Completion/enrollment in Child Development Associate certificate or degree program. Must be able to obtain CDA within two years of hire date. Knowledge of or willing to learn: Early Childhood Development; Federal Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) regulations; State regulations concerning child abuse/neglect and Child In Need Of Aid proceedings; State Foster Care/Child Care licensing. Preferred Enrolled Tribal member of the respective Tribe. Duty Station: Levelock. $12.82/hour is entry level DOE . Full time position. Open until filled.
Head Start Site Specialist/Child Health, Safety, And Nutrition Coordinator: Coordinate, facilitate, and conduct all BBNA Head Start operations for a specific Head Start site. Job duties include early childhood development and health services, family and community partnership activities, program design and management, and general program activities. Works under supervision of the Head Start Director and in collaboration with the Policy Council Representatives, Center Committee members, and other Central Office Staff. Direct supervision and leadership for site staff. Must maintain professionalism, respectful and confidentiality at all times. Prefer BA/BS Early Childhood Ed, RN, Nutritionist, plus one year experience or equivalent education and experience in early childhood. Rural AK/Head Start experience. Experience providing Early Childhood Health, Safety and Nutrition training for staff and parents. Requires CDA (or commitment to obtain one), current physical, background clearance check, CPR and First Aid certificates, and ability to travel in and out of region. $17.18/hr - $23.33/hr DOE and certifications. Full benefits. Head Start supports a continuum of learning/educational development for staff. Dillingham. Open until filled.
Village Public Safety Officers (Levelock, South Naknek and Twin Hills): This is an excellent law enforcement career opportunity with salary incentives and full benefits. Must be 21 years of age, have High School Diploma / GED and preferably some college (at discretion of BBNA experience in the VPSO Program may substitute for college). Either have current VPSO certification, OR successfully attend and complete the AK. Dept. of Public Safety, VPSO academy in Sitka, Alaska within one year of hire or upon scheduling of VPSO academy. Must pass extensive background check by AK. State Troopers. Requires physical. Certification in law enforcement, fire fighting, emergency medical, search & rescue, DARE, and more. Housing is subsidized and vehicles are provided. $15.99 - 17.43 / hr DOE plus generous benefits.