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CLASSIFIEDS
East Oregonian
651 Help Wanted
Community
Counseling
Solutions is a 501(c)(3) cor-
poration serving Oregon in
Morrow, Wheeler, Gilliam,
and Grant Counties.
We are currently recruiting
for a full time
FOSTER GRANDPARENTS/
SENIOR COMPANION
PROGRAM PROJECT
COORDINATOR
in Pendleton. This position
is responsible for the over-
sight of the various FGP/
SCP project grants as well
as program development,
fiscal management, promo-
tional activities, and volun-
teer recruitment and super-
vision of volunteers.
Qualified candidates must
have a Bachelor’s degree
in human services, social
work, gerontology, or related
field. Master’s degree pre-
ferred.
Salary range is $46,200 -
$68,300 year, DOEE. Excel-
lent benefit package, includ-
ing 401K.
Apply online and upload re-
sume at
communitycounseling
solutions.org
Positions open until filled.
EOE.
AG TECH
AgriNorthwest, a local ag-
ricultural operation, has an
immediate opening for a
fulltime Ag Tech located in
Boardman, OR.
Desired
candidate will assist farm
managers with technical
and supervisory assign-
ments that include the safe
operation and maintenance
of circles, application of
fertilizer and pesticide, and
assist in water scheduling
and irrigation. Agronomy
Degree or related field ex-
perience required. Salary is
commensurate with experi-
ence. Full-time employees
receive excellent benefits
including: Medical, Dental,
Group Term Life, Disability,
Retirement Plus Plan, 401k,
Flex-Spending, and other
miscellaneous value-added
benefits. Qualified appli-
cants may send a resume
to careers.agn@agrinw.com
with the job title in the sub-
ject line.
651 Help Wanted
651 Help Wanted
Full time – Pendleton
DIRECTOR, COLLEGE
PREP
Salary Range: $54,280.00 –
63,825.00 DOE
Position closes: February
23, 2018
For detailed information about
the position and how to apply,
visit www.bluecc.edu. You
may also contact Human Re-
sources at hr@bluecc.edu or
by phone 541-278-5837.
EXPERIENCED DIESEL
MECHANIC
Must have own tools and
pass mandatory drug test.
Pay DOE. M-F 8-5.
Send resume to
PO BOX 667,
Pendleton, OR, 97801
BMCC is an EOE and educa-
tor and participates in E-Veri-
fy. For complete EEO disclo-
sure statement please go to
www.bluecc.edu/EEO
City of Pendleton, Oregon
Applications are being ac-
cepted for a Utility Worker
position in the City of Pend-
leton’s Public Works Depart-
ment. Position performs a
variety of work from manual
labor to operation of light and
moderately heavy equipment.
Requires: working knowledge
of tools, methods and materi-
als used in street, water, and
sewer construction and main-
tenance; ability to skillfully
and safely operate equipment
such as tractors, loaders, etc.;
experience using hand and
power tools; and ability to
work in all types of weather.
Work is physically strenuous
and requires walking, bend-
ing, stooping, and lifting.
Must have a Commercial driv-
er’s license and be able to
pass a criminal background
check. Salary range is $3,033
- $4,083 per month plus excel-
lent benefits.
Applications are available at
http://pendleton.or.us/
employment
or at the Human Resources
Office at City Hall, 500 SW
Dorion, Pendleton.
Com-
pleted applications must be
returned to the same address
no later than February 23,
2018.
The City of Pendleton is an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
QMHP-CADC
to provide competent, ap-
propriate behavioral health
assessments, brief inter-
ventions, case manage-
ment and referral services
to individuals incarcerated
or recently released from
the Umatilla County Jail.
This position will partici-
pate in joint case-planning,
coordination and referrals
with other community agen-
cies. This position will work
closely with administration
to develop the program and
associated policies and pro-
cedures.
Qualified applicants must
have a Masters degree from
an accredited college in so-
cial work, psychology or oth-
er human services related
fields. Must be a Certified
Alcohol and Drug Counselor
(CADC), level I or II.
The pay range for this po-
sition is $42,300 - $61,800,
dependent upon experience.
CCS provides an excellent
benefit package including
health, dental and vision in-
surance, 401K, potential for
tuition reimbursement, stu-
dent loan forgiveness and
paid licensure supervision.
CCS is an EOC.
Apply online and upload re-
sume at
communitycounseling
solutions.org
Position open until filled.
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Community
Counseling
Solutions is currently re-
cruiting for a
PEER SUPPORT
SPECIALIST
to provide guidance and
encouragement to individ-
uals working through their
recovery process while
drawing on common expe-
rience as a peer.
This is a 20 hour a week
position based out of
Boardman,
will require
a large amount of travel,
and will be supervised by
a licensed mental health
provider.
Successful applicant will
be working with individuals
currently in the County Jail
system, those that have
been successfully paroled
and/or on probation, and
also high risk individuals.
Qualified applicants must
possess a High School
Diploma or equivalent
and must be able to pass
a criminal background
check, as well as a clean
driving record.
Wages are $13.17 to $17.88
an hour DOE and has ex-
cellent benefits.
You may download an ap-
plication at
www.communitycounseling
solutions.org
Position open until filled,
EOE.
Horizon Project, Inc., a
non-profit
organization,
who provides residential
& employment support to
adults with intellectual &
developmental disabilities
is looking for AWESOME
individuals to fill the follow-
ing open positions:
Office Specialist
(Hermiston)
House Manager
(Pendleton)
Job Coach
(Pendleton)
Residential Program
Director
(Administration)
Weekend Managers
(Pendleton, Milton-Freewa-
ter, Hermiston)
Direct Support
Professionals
(Hermiston, Pendleton,
Milton-Freewater)
To learn more about us &
our open positions, please
visit us online at:
www.horizonprojectinc.com
or visit our offices at:
408 E. Main St #B
Hermiston
223 SW Court
Pendleton
608 N Russell
Milton-Freewater
Office hours are Mon-Fri
8am-4pm.
Equal Opportunity
Employer.
651 Help Wanted
651 Help Wanted
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT op-
portunity for teacher, college
student, retiree, or married cou-
ple at camp and conference
center near Emigrant Springs
State Park at Meacham, OR.
Successful applicant is phys-
ically fit, works independently
and collaborates well with oth-
ers, can oversee guest opera-
tions, and maintain grounds and
buildings under supervision of
church personnel.
RV lodging available; WIFI and
cell service provided. Church
membership not required but
Christian philosophy essential.
Salary $2,400 to $3,000 per
month DOE, for 3 to 4 summer
months.
Application and information
available from
First Presbyterian Church
201 SW Dorion Ave.
Pendleton, OR 97801
541-276-7681
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2018
ARIES (March 21-April 19). There’s
usually a need that goes lurking
beneath the request that’s being
made. You sense what it is in your-
self and in others: for instance,
when they ask for advice but really
want corroboration.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). There
may be tension between people of
differing generations. The way to
get around it is to tune in to what
the other party finds relevant and
to steer clear of topics and manners
that may be difficult for others to
relate to.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). All of
life is an experience: the good and
the bad, the exciting and the te-
dious, the struggle and the triumph.
Don’t worry so much about whether
you’re on the right path. Today, the
point is just that you’re moving.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). There’s
a venture in the back of your mind
that is starting to push its way to the
front. Will people pay for your spe-
cial talent? Could you make a living
with this? Toy around with the idea
more seriously.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). There’s
nothing that influences you more to-
day than the scary example some-
one else sets forth. You don’t want it
to be you. You’ve better ideas about
how you want your life to go.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Being
comfortable with yourself is insur-
ance against loneliness. Your own
friendship is truly the cornerstone
that anchors all the other relation-
ships. So be nice to yourself.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Reading
and writing -- all well and good, but
conversation is the very best men-
tal exercise you can get today. It’s
an intellectual game of catch. The
bouncing around in the moment is
what keeps you sharp.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Take
on the challenge of extrapolating
accurate nuggets of truth out of the
stories you’ll hear today, because
people are likely to make exagger-
ated claims -- part of the fun of the
day!
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21).
Strike out on your own and the ad-
venture will be noteworthy, though
it will lack the conflict and compro-
mise that inevitably makes for a
better story.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).
The mind-body connection is get-
ting stronger. Every time you decide
on how you want to move and follow
through with this, your body will be-
come increasingly receptive to your
command.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). It
seems to you that someone always
loves more, sacrifices greater and
gets their way less often... and that
someone always is you. Well, today
you feel like a victim of love, but
distortions abound. Later you’ll feel
differently.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Peo-
ple lie when they are afraid to tell
the truth. You make it safe to say
the truth, and the truth is what you’ll
get. Perfect because you hunger for
honest and intimate conversations.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Feb. 13). A
shower of financial good luck starts
things off. You’ll be able to feed your
own goals and projects and still
help a loved one out. Your powers
of charm will be amplified the first
three months of this solar return
and you’ll have to be careful not to
set up expectations you won’t want
to fulfill. July brings a quest. Pisces
and Virgo adore you. Your lucky
numbers are: 4, 20, 28, 43 and 17.
651 Help Wanted
Full-time/Temporary
Student Success Coach,
TRiO/Student Support
Services
40 hrs./week
Pay: $39,215 - $46,230 DOE
Position closes: February 19,
2018
For detailed information about
the position and how to apply,
visit www.bluecc.edu.
You
may also contact Human Re-
sources at hr@bluecc.edu or
by phone 541-278-5837.
Applications accepted through
March 15, 2018.
BMCC is an EOE and educa-
tor and participates in E-Veri-
fy. For complete EEO disclo-
sure statement please go to
www.bluecc.edu/EEO.
DON’T BUY ANYTHING
before checking the classifieds
Find your new home in Classifieds
fpcp@pendletonpresbyterian.com
Community
Counseling
Solutions is currently seek-
ing a
UTILITY
WORKER
Tuesday, February, 13, 2018
Pendleton School Bus
Drivers
$250 Hiring Bonus!!
$100 Bonus- Pass DMV in 7
days in our paid learning pro-
gram with our trainers help-
ing you.
$12.88 per hour driver
starting wage.
Full CDL cost reimburse-
ment
Paid driver training program
Other bonus opportunities
Company match 401k
program
JOIN OUR PENDLETON
TEAM TODAY!
To get started today call
541-276-5621
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