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TIMBISHA SHOSHONE TRIBE
JOB DESCRIPTION
Position: TRIBAL ADMINISTRATOR
Supervised by: Tribal Council
Position Summary: The Tribal Administrator will maintain a professional appearance, attitude and working environment for the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe, its employees and its Tribal members at all times. The Tribal Administrator is responsible for the daily operations of assigned Tribal programs, including all contracts and grants administration.
Supervision: The Tribal Administrator works together with the Tribal Council to carry out the goals and objectives of the Tribal Council, which governs the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe. Immediate supervision and performance evaluations are received from the Timbisha Shoshone Tribal Council, however, work responsibilities are performed with independent judgment and action in compliance with Tribal laws, Tribal Operations Manual, professional code of ethics, and all applicable Federal laws. He/She has the overall responsibility of overseeing all Tribal employees and consultants, and oversight of all Tribal Fiscal and budgetary activities and accounts.
Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Oversees all Tribal Programs and must be flexible and available to travel.
2. Administers
grants of the Tribe to ensure results and oversees grants administered by
Directors, Grants Managers, or Coordinators
with respect to overall goals and objectives
established within the scope and purpose of the grants.
3. Coordinates
department head meetings to review policy directives and obtains progress
reports on a monthly basis. Evaluates
the effectiveness of programs, identifies
administrative problem areas, prescribes and monitors corrective action plans.
4. Remains
apprised of recommended policy changes for Human Resources Management to keep
Tribal Personnel policies up to
date. Recruits, interviews, and recommends the hiring
of key personnel and department heads of the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe.
5. Prepares and
implements Tribal Administration annual budget and approves subsequent
modifications, monitors and evaluates
assigned department and program budgets. Assures that
general funds programs, indirect cost proposals, and contract and grant
proposals are submitted in compliance with Tribal and
Federal guidelines.
6. Coordinates an
administrative review process for all approved grants to ensure managers and
directors submit financial and
program reports to Federal agencies in a timely and
efficient manner. Assists in negotiations of Tribal Council approved contracts,
grant agreements and contracts for services or leases.
7. Interfaces with
grant agencies and Tribal management personnel to assure programs are managed in
compliance with applicable
regulations and Tribal policies and operating
procedures governing personnel, finance, contracting, administration, records,
facilities, and property. Takes corrective action when
fiscal, contracting, personnel, or other administrative problems are identified.
8. Provides
reports regularly to the Tribal Council concerning the status of all
assignments, duties, projects and functions of the
various programs and activities, assists in
establishing programs objectives and meeting deadlines, preparing resolutions,
contracts, budgets, reports and other support documents
as needed.
9. Performs other related duties as directed by the Tribal Council.
Minimum Qualifications:
1. Bachelor of
Arts degree or Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration or Public
Administration or related degree with
three years of successful work experience as an
administrator or in a position of equal level or responsibility; OR
2. A minimum of
five years in an administrative capacity and/or combination of education,
training, and experience in community
development, business management, supervision, and
administration equal to five years of successful experience as an
administrator or in a position of equal responsibility.
3. Knowledge of
Government Fund Accounting, General Accounting and Auditing Principles, and GASB
34 is required and to be
implemented.
4. Must
demonstrate knowledge of principles and practices in the following
administrative functions: Employment Law, Fiscal
operations, Audit preparation, Financial management,
Human Resources/Personnel, Property and Contract Management.
5. Must have
experience and capability in planning and directing complex work projects, and
the ability to develop, present and gain
acceptance for long-range program plans and budgets.
6. Must be
computer literate, be bondable, have excellent analytical, oral, written and
organizational skills, and have working knowledge of
current Tribal and Federal laws and regulations.
7. The Tribal
Council or hiring committee may consider and waive certain qualifications based
on an evaluation of experience of the
individual applicant.
Indian Preference:
Native American Indian preference shall apply to this position pursuant to the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (24 U.S.C. 450, et seq.), 25 CFR 271.44 and other relevant laws (title 25, U.S. code, Section 472 & 473).
Wage Rate: $26.44 per hour or $55,000 per year
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