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Spilygy classified! 5
Tribal jobs
See Amelia Tewee in the per­
sonnel department to submit an
application, or call 541-553-
3262. View full descriptions and
apply online at www.ctws.org.
For jobs at Kah-Nee-Ta, go to
kahneeta.com.
E d u ca tio n : G en eral
Manager.
Assure that all aspects
of education, child devel­
opment, work experience,
and skill development pro-
gram s of the W arm
Springs Reservation be
carried out in keeping with
policies and rules of the
organization.
Directly supervise de­
partment heads and su­
pervisors of programs, in­
cluding but not limited to
hiring, training, staff devel­
opment, scheduling, per­
formance appraisal, pro­
motions, compensation,
discipline and termination.
Masters degree in Edu­
cation or related field. Mini­
mum three years line su­
p e rvisio n e x p e rie n c e .
Thorough knowledge of
education systems within
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs, and out­
side the reservation. Ur-
bana Ross 5 53 -3 2 28 .
Closes 4/8.
Head Start Program
Administrator.
Administrator and over­
see the Head Start and
E arly Head S tart p ro ­
grams. Monitor progress
of program s to ensure
compliance with the Head
Start Performance Stan­
dards. Oversee the hiring
and supervision of pro­
gram staff according to
the Tribal Personnel Poli­
cies. Prepare and oversee
the Head Start/Early Head
Start budgets and plan/
implement short/long term
goals for program se r­
vices. Develop and com­
plete federal grants to con­
tinue funding the two pro­
grams. Bachelor’s degree
in Early Childhood Educa­
tion or related field. Three
years related experience
working with children and
families. Two years of su­
p e rv is o ry e x p e rie n c e .
Knowledge of tribal poli­
cies and procedures, or­
ganization, administration,
early childhood education
issues and policies. Ex­
c e lle n t com m unication
skills in written/oral form
are essential. Proficient in
data collection, comput­
ers & m an ag e m e nt of
data. Knowledge of Tribal,
Oregon State, National Ad­
ministration Codes, regu­
lations and children with
disabilities, plan for and to
meet deadlines. Pass a
c rim in a l
b ackg ro u nd
check, both State and
T rib a l. Valid O regon
Driver’s License. Must be
willing to travel to training,
m aintain fle x ib le work
hours and attend some
e ven ing m ee ting s as
needed. Salary Range
$40,731. Yr. Urbana Ross
553-3242. Closes 4/8.
Day Care Teacher.
According to Childcare
Certification regulations.
Practice full inclusion of
children with disabilities
and diverse development,
elementary education or
related field. One year ex­
perience in a preschool
setting. Develop positive
relationships with children,
parents and co-workers.
Work as a team player,
act in a professional man­
ner and maintain a positive
attitude. Ensure that chil­
dren regularly experience
one or more of the local
Indian languages and heri­
tage practices. Establish
clear expectations for chil-
dren and adults in the
classroom and consistent
ro u tin e s a c c o rd in g to
posted classroom sched­
ules and classroom rules.
C o o rd in a te leave and
breaks with Lead Teacher
to ensure that classroom
assigned has proper cov­
erage
a c c o rd in g
to
C hildcare C e rtifica tio n
regulations. Practice full
inclusion of children with
disabilities and diverse
backgrounds. Be in good
excellent physical condi­
tion and able to safely lift
children up to 50 pounds.
Perform comparable du­
ties of a related nature and
a s s is t in o th e r areas
where staffing shortages
exist. Be enrolled in the
Oregon History Registry;
possess first aid/CPR and
food handler’s certifica­
tion. Comply with Drug
Free W orkplace Policy;
The Personnel Manual,
ECE Policy Manual, Child
Care Division Rules and
Regulations and CACFP/
USDA Standards. Salary
Range $20,187. Yr. Karla
Hood 553-3241. Closes 4/
8 .
Fire M an agem en t:
Squad Boss/Fuels (3).
The Squad Boss is re­
sponsible for supervision
of five (5) crew members
in various work projects;
carries out the planned
w ork s c h e d u le s and
m akes a d ju stm e n ts in
w ork-load to m eet the
needs; plans for and picks
up supplies and equip­
ment; prepares the items
fo r rea din ess; and in ­
spects for safe use on all
projects. Main duties are
using power tool to re­
move juniper and brush,
and will required to fights
fire under stressful condi­
tions with hancTand power
tools from 8 - 1 6 hours.
Valid Oregon Driver’s Li­
cense is required. Must be
able to pass p h ysica l
exam and arduous pack
test. Preferred that appli­
cant posses good oral/
w ritte n s k ills . S a lary
Range $13.41 hr. Brad
Donahue 553-1146. Open
Until Filled.
Fire Management: Se­
nior Fire Fighters (Asst.
E.O.)
Valid Oregon drivers li­
cense required. Periodi­
cally operates fire fighting
vehicles and associated
equipment involved with
firefighting. Fights fire with
hand and power tools from
8-16 hours. Must be able
to pass medical exam and
fitness test. Preferred that
applicant have working
know ledge of 4-w heel
drive vehicles, posses
good oral/written skills and
be familiar with reserva­
tion roads and landmarks.
Salary Range $11.95 hr.
Jabbar Davis 553-1146.
Open Until Filled.
Fire Fighter/Fuels (15
positions).
Main duties are using
power tools to remove ju ­
niper and brush, and will
be required to fight fire
under stressful conditions
with hand and power tools
from 8 - 1 6 hours. Must be
able to pass p h ysica l
exam and arduous pack
test. Preferred that appli­
cant posses Valid State
D rive r’s License, good
oral/written skills, is famil­
iar with operation of fire
fighting equipment, and
re se rva tio n roads and
landmarks. Pre-employ­
ment UA required. Salary
Range $11.74 hr. Brad
Donahue 553-1146.
Gaming Commission:
Surveillance Observer
PT.
Maintain Surveillance on
assigned areas. Record
any irregular activity and
report to the proper au­
thority. Operate Surveil­
lance equipment in accor­
dance to casino policy,
procedures and surveil­
lance techniques. Maintain
c o n fid e n tia lity .
High
School diploma or equiva­
lent, one year casino sur­
veillance'experience, pre­
ferred but not required.
M ust have D rive rs L i­
cense, reliable transporta­
tion. Must be able to pass
background Investigation.
Salary Range Neg. Super­
Pgge 10
Spilydy Tymoo ApHI 6, 2011
with matters related to re­
ferrals, medical claims,
and payments. Answ er
q ue stion s in a ta ctfu l,
timely manner. Maintain
patient privacy, claims,
and paym ents. Answer
q u e stio n s in a ta ctfu l,
timely manner. Maintain
patient privacy, medical
records confidentiality. Uti­
lize PaperClip Document
Management and Imaging
S ystem in d a ily p ro ­
cesses. K now ledge of
CPT & ICD-9 reimburse­
m ent p ro ce ss a plus,
while PC knowledge is
essential. A ttitude and
motivation of prime impor­
tance. Must maintain a
high work ethic with ability
to work under minimal su­
pervision.
Education/Experience/
Skills: High School Di­
ploma or equivalent with 3
years medical office expe­
rience. Proficient written
and oral communication
skills. PLEASE ATTACH A
RESUME & COVER LET­
TER TO APPLICATION
Salary Range $22,026. Yr.
To $ 3 2 ,2 92 . Yr. Elina
Langnese 553-4948. Open
Until Filled.
visor 553-4893. Closes 4/
8 .
M anaged Care P ro ­
gram: Health Systems
Data Analyst.
Responsible for a wide
variety of financial reports
and spreadsheets, includ­
ing weekly & monthly; as
well as the annual 1099’s.
Process referrals and pay
claims. Interact with both
internal/external medical
providers. Provide assis­
tance to MCP patients with
medical referral process,
alternative resources and
to providers with matters
related to referrals, medi­
cal claims & payments as
needed. Work closely with
MCP Supervisor and the
Health Systems Specialist
maintaining a “team” effort
at all times. Maintain pa­
tient privacy & medical
records confidentiality.
Proficient in Excel & Word
to provide accounting &
budgetary reports as re­
quested. Responsible for
operational purchases,
tracking and logging for
department. Provide com­
puter support as needed.
Attitude and motivation of
prime importance. Pro­
vide positive “Acting” su­
pervision, instruction and
guidance to support staff
in absence of supervisor.
M ust m a in ta in an e x­
tremely high work ethic as
position is extremely busy
and needs constant focus
requiring high organization
s k ills . A .S . D egree in
health administration; 2
years experience or 5
years experience in health
care with 2 years supervi­
sory experience. PLEASE
ATTACH A RESUME 7
COVER LETTER TO AP­
PLICATION. Salary Range
$26,707. Yr. To $40,594.
Yr. Elina Langnese 553-
4948. Open Until Filled.
M anaged Care Pro­
gram: Health Systems
Specialist.
Research and process
medical claims weekly for
prom pt p aym ent. R e­
search and process deni­
als of payment for service,
Verify, audit, and enter
data for processing pay­
ments. Resolve incom ­
plete claims. Process pa­
tient referrals to outside
vendors by I.H.S. provid­
ers by verifying eligibility,
co m p le tin g fo rm s, in ­
structing patients, and in­
forming vendors. Provide
assistance to MCP pa­
tients with medical refer­
ral process and alternate
resources, answer ques­
tions in a tactful, timely
manner. Provide assis­
tance to medical providers
Salary Range $35,000. Yr.
To $ 4 5 ,0 0 0 . Yr. Doug
Calvin 553-2001. Open
Until Filled.
Wildlife Biologist.
Determine the ecologi­
cal impact of various land
use activities on wildlife
resources for the Warm
Springs Indian Reserva­
tion. Perform wildlife sur­
veys inclu din g e n d a n ­
gered species affected by
proposed timber sales and
other environmental im­
pacts. Design, implement,
and monitor mitigation ac­
tions associated with land
use activities and other en­
vironmental impacts while
perform ESA consultation
and compliance. Timber
sales and land use plan­
ning; species and habitat
monitoring; ESA consulta­
tion and compliance, Pub­
lic education and informa­
tion; wildlife damage com­
plaints; and supervising
technicians, aides and
trainees. Thorough knowl­
edge of wildlife ecology
and m anagement tech­
niques. Working knowl­
edge of evaluating im ­
pacts and writing Project
and/or Biological Assess­
ments, and ESA consulta­
tion. Technical and grant
writing skills. Four year
degree in wildlife biology,
ecology, management, or
related field. Two years of
professional experience in
wildlife management. Valid
Oregon Driver’s license.
Successfully pass a drug
te st.
S a la ry
R ange
$35,000. Yr. to $45,000. yr.
Doug Calvin 553-2001.
Open Until Filled.
Wildlife Biologist.
Implement reservation
deer research telemetry
project for the next three
years. Analyze deer data
and vegetation data layers
to assess priority area on
the reservation for resto­
ration needs. Implement
restoration projects for
deer recovery on the res­
ervation and also work on
resto ratio n p rojects at
Pine Creek Conservation
area near Clarno. Deter­
mine the ecological im­
High Lookee Lodge:
pact of various land use Personal Service Assis­
activities on wildlife re­ tant.
sources fo r the Warm
High Lookee is looking
Springs Indian Reserva­ for full time and part time
tion. Determine restora­ on call personal service
tion priorities through deer assistants to provide resi­
telem etry research and den ts of High Lookee
implement those priorities. Lodge with personal ser­
Works independently and vices including transfer­
supervises wildlife techni­ ring, bathing, toiletry func­
cians to project comple­ tions, grooming, house­
tion. A thorough knowl­ keeping, laundry, social
edge of wildlife ecology recreational activities, del­
and m anagement tech­ egated tasks medication
niques. Working knowl­ assistance, meal services
edge of evaluating im ­ and other assigned tasks
pacts and writing Project as needed for resident
and/or Biological Assess­ w ell being. M ust have
ments, and ESA consulta­ good co m m unicational
tion. Technical and grant skills both verbally and
writing skills for matching written. Able to lift 30 lbs
fu nd s p re fe rre d . P rior regularly (up to 50 lbs) and
habitat restoration experi­ pass a crim in a l b a c k ­
ence preferred. Four year ground check. Must be
degree in wildlife biology, dependable and available
ecology, management, or to work all shifts. Salary
related field. Two years of Range $9.00 Hr. To $11.00
professional experience in Hr. Susan Surgeon 553-
wildlife management. Valid 1182. Open Until Filled.
State Driver’ license. Suc­
cessfully pass a drug test.
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In the Tribal Court of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Eleanor Williams, peti­ ing scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on
tioner, vs. Richard Suppah, April 27, 2011 at the Warm
respondent. Case RO 35-11. Springs Tribal Court.
To Eleanor Williams/Rich-
ard Suppah:
Confederated Tribes of
You are hereby notified that
a petition for restraining order Warm Springs, petitioner, vs.
has been filed with the Warm Marlene Badroad, respon­
Springs Tribal Court. By this dent. Case no. JV90-99. To
notice you are summoned to Marlene Badroad:
appear in this matter at a hear­
L
You are hereby notified that
a show cause has been filed
with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. By this notice you are
summoned to appear in this
matter at a hearing scheduled
for 4 p.m. on May 3, 2011 at
the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
Ellen
Jackson-Palmer/
Darreck Palmer, respondent.
Case no. JV27-06; JV2-08;
JV105-03; and DO55-01. To
Ellen
Jackson-Palmer/
Darreck Palmer, respon­
dents:
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs, petitioner, vs.
You are hereby notified that
a jurisdictional has been filed
with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. By this notice you are
summoned to appear in this
matter at a hearing scheduled
for 3 p.m. on May 5, 2011 at
the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
Sconawah/Lillian
BlackWolfe:
You are hereby notified that
an annual assisted guardian­
ship review has been with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By
this notice you are summoned
to appear in this m atter at a
hearing scheduled for 11 a.m.
on May 9, 2011 at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court.
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs, petitioner, vs.
Eddie Sconawah/Lillian
BlackWolfe, respondents.
Case no. JV196-98. To Eddie
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