Employment & Volunteers

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The Ninilchik Village Tribe is the modern Alaska Native tribe of most of the southern Kenai Peninsula. Its descendants trace their roots from ancient peoples within its tribal boundaries. The tribe’s governing organization, the Ninilchik Traditional Council (NTC), is the presiding body over tribal affairs and maintaining tribal sovereignty. Headquartered in Ninilchik, the Ninilchik Traditional Council provides services and outreach for both tribal members and the public residing in tribal boundaries.

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Employment Opportunities

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Here are the positions we’re looking to fill!

Physician

The Physician will, within licensed authority, provide chronic, acute, and emergent examinations for both Indian Health Service (IHS) Beneficiaries and the general public at all of the Ninilchik Traditional Council Community Clinics (NTCCC), Homer, Anchor Point and Ninilchik, as needed. Patients include maternity, pediatric, contagious disease, injuries, and all other categories.

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Dietitian

The Dietitian will, within licensed authority, provide medical nutrition therapy and education for patients with diabetes and other chronic diseases, for both Indian Health Service (IHS) Beneficiaries and the public in either group settings or individual sessions at all of the Ninilchik Traditional Council Community Clinics (NTCCC), Homer, Anchor Point and Ninilchik, as needed. Patients include maternity, pediatric, elderly people with Diabetes, Eating disorders and all other categories.

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Senior Mechanical Engineer- Tuyan, LLC

As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you have the opportunity to take ownership of small/medium projects and to complete mechanical engineering and project management tasks, lead, inspire and mentor team members by adhering to Tuyan’s core values and becoming a strong Tuyan brand ambassador.

Volunteering

Tribal cultural and outreach events and services require a great team to put them on, and often these teams require the time and skills of dedicated volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please check this page for upcoming NTC volunteer opportunities. All volunteers will receive a certificate of acknowledgement to thank them for their service.

Please note that volunteers must follow applicable protocol and rules described in the NTC Policies & Procedures as outlined by their event or service director. Volunteers may also be required to submit to a background check or provide other documentation if the event or service requires.

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