Native American Job Listings & Employment Opportunities
American Indians, like everyone else in this country, have been hit hard by these tough economic times. Many Native American tribes are finding their members facing unemployment and uncertainty about their job situations. That is why PowWows.com works hard to maintain an up-to-date directory of job listings on our website.
American Indians in all professions and from all education levels can take a look at the openings we have posted. We strive to update our listings as regularly as possible, to ensure the maximum benefit to all of our Native American community members. Just scroll down to start looking at all the available positions that are open to our community.
- Casing Hands
- Transit Driver
- G.A.P. Technician
- Enrollment Clerk
- Highway Maintenance Worker
- Roads Maintenance Worker/Mechanic
- Dentist
- Secretary/Dentrix Specialist
- Youth Education Program Manager
- Tribal Court Positions
- Office Assistant - Tax Dept
- Administrative Officer
- Human Resource Professional
- Lodge Maintenance Worker 1FT
- Field Operator II
- GIS INSTRUCTOR for DoL the DeMaND Project
- DeMaND Project Directorâs Assistant
- DeMAnD- Data Workkeys Administrator
- Support Counselor
- Assistant Biologist - Wildlife and Forestry Management
- Dentist
- Associate Judge
- Facilities Maintenance Manager
- Program Planner
- Pharmacist
- Program Accountant
- Assistant Controller
- Administrative Assistant
- Technician II
- Health Information Technology Program Instructor
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