About the Tribe

Employment Opportunities

 Current Job Openings:  

CEO/Tribal Administrator 

Closes 1/31/22

SUMMARY: Serves as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) responsible for the overall daily operations of the Tribal government and programs. Develops and proposes, policies, programs, and initiatives to address the needs of the Tribal community. Works with other government agencies to further the governmental goals of the Tribe. Provides administrative support to the Tribal Council through input of program operations and planning. This is a key management position responsible for effective development, implementation and administration of Tribal Government Operations. Provides management direction and accountability assuring efficiency of operations, effective administration and quality service delivery. Controls the acquisition and distribution of the Tribe’s fiscal, material and human resources to advance and sustain tribal goals and objectives, and compliance specifications. Performs a wide range of difficult to complex management system activities related to accounting, finance, contracting, property and personnel and discretionary activities that support effective Tribal Government operations.

For full job description and qualifications click here.

Human Resources Manager/Director

Closes 2/11/22

Full Time

Summary: This is a management position which is responsible for providing assistance to the Tribal Administrator and other management in all personnel matters. The position will be either a manager or director depending on experience and Tribal Administrator discretion.

For duties, full job description and qualifications click here.

 Outer Building Maintenance/Grounds Maintenance Laborer

Open Until Filled

Full Time

Summary: Keeps premises of Tribal office buildings maintained, including Wellness Center and Library/Education, Court, Social Services, Environmental and Police Department maintaining and repairing physical structures of the outside of buildings and maintaining grounds by performing the following duties:

For duties, full job description and qualifications click here.

Maintenance Janitorial

Open Until Filled

Full Time

SUMMARY: Keeps Tribal office buildings, including Wellness Clinic in clean and orderly condition by performing the following duties:

For duties, full job description and qualifications click here.

 Mental Health Counselor

  Open Until Filled

Summary: Provides ongoing counseling which involves diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, and referrals to other services, after-care and development of support groups. Provides counseling for individuals and families. Formulates case management and service plans.

For full job description and qualifications click here.

Complete all information on the employment application, found on Human Resources page. 

GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING SHOALWATER BAY INDIAN TRIBE'S APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT

• Application: The Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe Application for Employment form must be used.  A separate application is required for each position you are applying for.
• Accuracy: ALL questions must be answered completely and accurately.  You may be disqualified for any false or misleading statements or for omitting information.
• License: If the position requires a license or certification, list the name of the license or certification and the expiration date.
• Resume: A resume will not be accepted in lieu of an application.  To write "see resume" on your application is not acceptable.  A resume is required as a part of your application packet.
• Signature:  Your signature is required.  If the application is not signed, it may be disqualified.

Application packet shall compose of the following:
   1. Cover Letter
   2. Application for Employment
   3. Resume

APPLY ON LINE, E-MAIL, FAX OR MAIL

www.shoalwaterbay-nsn.gov
human.resources@shoalwaterbay-nsn.gov
tcolley@shoalwaterbay-nsn.gov
Fax:360-267-8219
Mail: HR Department
Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe
PO Box 130
Tokeland, WA 98590
Applications also available with Receptionist

Hiyu maśi

Hiyu maśi means “many thanks” in our native language and is pronounced “hi-yu mah-see.”