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Human Resources
Janelle Anderson
(503) 731-1316
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Employment Opportunities
The following positions are currently open. Click on one to find out more information, qualifications, and application instructions.
Resumes and applications are only accepted when openings are available. Enrolled members of federally recognized Indian tribes who are interested in future employment opportunities may contact Human Resources directly.
Paid Positions |
| Tribal Data Steward (Data Management Coordinator) |
Closing date
23 January 2009 |
| The Tribal Data Steward will lead a team to establish a system that provides
access to and sharing of fishery and habitat data among the Columbia River
Inter Tribal Fish Commission member tribes. |
Hatchery
Production Coordinator
(John Day Mitigation) |
Closing date
Open until filled |
| Works with tribal policy makers and staff to develop and implement a hatchery mitigation program consistent with tribal objectives. Also works in regional processes to monitor regional hatchery production and implement tribal initiatives. |
| Fisheries
Employment Opportunities at CRITFC Member Tribes |
| UMATILLA: Prosecutor |
Closing date
Open until filled |
| The Prosecutor: 1) prosecutes criminal offenders, 2) protects Tribal children from abuse and neglect,
3) enforces civil regulations, 4) advises the Board of Trustees, other tribal policy bodies and staff in
the development of tribal policy regarding crime prevention and law enforcement, 5) assists the
Board of Trustees in the negotiation of crime prevention and law enforcement agreements with
federal, state and local governments, 6) assists in the development and refinement of Tribal crime
prevention and law enforcement institutions and procedures, 7) coordinates efforts with other
departments of the tribal government, such as the Tribal police and Social Services department, and
8) consistent with tribal sovereignty, coordinates efforts with other jurisdictions, such as the U.S.
Attorney for Oregon, the Umatilla County District Attorney’s Office, the FBI, the Oregon State
Police, County Sheriff’s Office and city police. |
| WARM
SPRINGS: Research & Monitoring Project Leader |
Closing date
Open until filled |
| Coordinate and implement fisheries research projects for culturally significant species. Primary responsibilities will include statistical analysis and reporting writing; project design, and assisting with funding proposal development. |
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Internships |
| No paid internships available at this time. Internships
for credit may be available. Please phone or email the HR contact
listed to the left for information. |
| Other |
| Commercial Fisher Boat Operator for Bonneville Reservoir White Sturgeon Tagging Project |
Deadline
17 Nov 2008 |
| CRITFC, Yakama Nation fisheries, and Oregon Department of Fis & Wildlife, will contract with three tribal fishers and their crews to catch and tag white sturgeon in Bonneville Reservoir during winter 2008. Tribal fishers and their crews will utilize their own boats and fishing gear to catch sturgeon and cooperatively with YN fisheries technicians, mark/tag and release these fish for later recapture by co-management researchers in the summer of 2009. |
| Request for Quotations (RFQ) to provide audit services to CRITFC |
Deadline
26 Nov 2008 |
| The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission is accepting proposals from CPA firms to provide audit services for its organization. The term of the engagement is three years with a yearly renewal option. Work will not commence until 2009. |
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30 Dec 2008
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