d, EASTERN OREGON MARKETPLACE Tuesday, August, 21, 2018 651 Help Wanted 651 Help Wanted Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation ACCOUNTANT I Community Counseling Solutions (CCS) is seeking a FULL TIME CLINICIAN to work in Hermiston, OR. This position will provide alcohol and drug treatment services to individuals enrolled in drug court. If qualified, this individual will also provide mental health treatment services to same population. Qualified indi- vidual must be certified as an alcohol and drug treat- ment counselor in Oregon (CADC). Additionally, indi- vidual must have a Bache- lor’s degree in social work or psychology, or a high school diploma and five years of equivalent training/work ex- perience, or equivalent com- bination of education and work experience. Wage/ salary is $31,800 - $61,800, DOEE. Please apply online at www.community counselingsolutions.org Full time with benefits package/Non-Exempt $42,557.40 to $63,000 annual Individual will perform gen- eral accounting functions, maintain accounting records and other related duties of the Tribal Office of Finance. This person will be responsible for maintaining financial records for CTUIR Grants and Con- tracts. Work requires sound knowledge of accounting principles and procedures, general regulations of fed- eral grants and contracts. For Employment Application or Vacancy Announcement please visit the Tribes web- site at http://ctuir.org/about- us/employment-opportunities or call (541)429-7180 the po- sition closes: August 23, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. or postmarked. 651 Help Wanted 651 Help Wanted 7 shearers wanted for tempo- rary position from 08/30/2018 to 12/10/2018. Employer, Dal- las Fairchild, guarantees work for at least ¾ days of the con- tract. Shearing and tagging will be in various locations in Idaho, Oregon and Utah. Em- ployer guarantees for shearing $11.63-$14.12/hr or $2.00/ewe, $1.50-$1.90/lamb & $4.00/ram & for tagging $11.63-$14.12/hr. Equipment, housing & cooking facilities available @ no cost. At least 1 month experience &/ or ability to shear 90 head/8hrs, without tying the feet. Refer- ences required. Transportation/ subsistence to work site will be provided or paid to worker upon completion of 50% of work con- tract. Return transportation/ subsistence will be provided or paid to worker upon completion of work contract. Apply for this job at the nearest State Work- force Agency using job order # 1089171 or contact: Amstad Farming seeks potato digger riders, storage laborers, & 10 wheeler drivers. Apply at 32462 Oregon Trail Rd, Echo, OR. All positions are eligible for harvest bonus. Idaho Department of Labor 420 Falls Ave. Twin Falls ID, 83301 208-332-3570 Ext: 3656 Job order # 1089171 CLASSIFIED ADS work hard for you. Try one today! 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Excellent benefit package, including health insurance, 401k, potential for tuition re- imbursement, student loan forgiveness, and paid licen- sure supervision. Apply online and upload re- sume at communitycounseling solutions.org Positions open until filled. EOE. The East Oregonian, a five- day daily newspaper in Pendleton, Ore., is looking for a full-time news editor. Job duties will include de- veloping stories with news and sports reporters, edit- ing copy, working with our design studio to create the daily news product and help- ing manage the company’s website and social media presence. We’re looking for a creative, energetic editor with a pas- sion for local news to join a seasoned newsroom. Five years of journalism experi- ence required, editorial and management experience a plus. Hours are typically 1 to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. The position offers a compet- itive salary, a solid benefits package and the opportuni- ty to live in Eastern Oregon near the Blue Mountains and abundant outdoor recre- ation. It is also a farming and ranching center and home to the famous Pendleton Round-Up rodeo. Good driving record and reliable transportation re- quired. Benefits include Paid Time Off (PTO), 401(k)/Roth 401(k) retirement plan and insurances. Send resume, clips and letter of interest to EO Media Group PO Box 2048 Salem, OR 97308-2048 or e-mail hr@eomediagroup.com ACCESSORIES CIT Coordinator, Law Enforcement Liaison, Adult Protective Services Investigator and Safety Coordinator Community Counseling Solutions (CCS) is seeking a full time Crisis Interven- tion Coordinator (CIT), Law Enforcement Liaison, Adult Protective Services Investi- gator and Safety Coordina- tor. This is a multi-faceted posi- tion that includes: planning, coordination, development, implementation, oversight and leadership of the CIT program; the Law Enforce- ment Liaison role will work closely with CCS and law enforcement to coordinate efforts and build/maintain strong working relation- ships; the Adult Protective Services Investigator role will conduct investigations, make determinations on the allegations and identify spe- cific actions to prevent fur- ther abuse; the Safety Co- ordinator role is to assess, write policy and provide rec- ommendations to manage- ment on employee safety in regards to members of the public both in office and field settings. Qualified individual must have a Bachelor’s degree in the social behavioral or criminal justice field and five (5) years of law enforcement or investigative experience. Salary range $42,300 - $61,800 DOE. Please apply online at www.communitycounseling solutions.org OFFICE COORDINATOR The Wallowa County Chief- tain in Enterprise, Ore. needs a skilled office coor- dinator to oversee general office operations. You’ll provide outstanding cus- tomer service to our phone and walk-in customers and provide support to the ad- vertising team. The ideal candidate will have accounts receivable or other bookkeeping ex- perience along with strong computer skills; sales skills are helpful. If you enjoy detailed work, like learning new things and have the de- sire to multitask to keep on top of a busy work sched- ule, then we want to talk to you. Benefits include Paid Time Off (PTO), insurances and a 401(k)/Roth 401(k) retire- ment plan. Send resume and letter of interest to EO Media Group. PO Box 2048 Salem, OR 97308-2048 by fax to 503-371-2935 or e-mail hr@eomediagroup.com EVERYTHING is coming up results when you use a classified ad! 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We are currently recruiting for a Full time SCHOOL BASED MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST to provide outpatient men- tal health counseling in the Boardman Elementary Schools. Minimum qualifications in- clude a Bachelor’s degree in a behavioral science field, from an accredited college. Master’s degree preferred. Applicant must be willing to enroll in an accredited Mas- ter’s program upon hire, with the potential of tuition assis- tance. The pay for this position is $35,600-$61,800/year DOEE. Applicants pos- sessing an LPC, LCSW, or equivalent licensure are el- igible for a higher salary in this range. Excellent benefit package, including health insurance and 401K. Poten- tial eligibility for student loan forgiveness programs. Apply online and upload re- sume at communitycounseling solutions.org Position open until filled. EOE. Classified Ads work hard for you! MCKAY CREEK ESTATES Are you worried about falling? 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Clocks were around long before then, and pocket watches had already made their appearance in the 15th century, but clocks worn around the wrist became popular out of necessity. Now the wristwatch is just as much for fashion as it is for telling time. So, what’s in a watch? ANALOG WATCH This is what most people think of when they picture a wristwatch. The clock face has 12 hours with two hands — one indicating the hour and one indicating minutes. These watches can be found with either traditional or Roman numerals. DIGITAL WATCH The hours, minutes and seconds are indicated by digits rather than by hands on a dial. Digital watches are getting less press with the coming of the smart watch. SMART WATCH The digital watch of the modern age. These wristwatches not only tell time, but have touch screens, support apps and often offer other features like heart rate and steps taken. CHRONOGRAPH WATCH This is just a fancy word for stop- watch. 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