Ojibwe Youth Program Assistant

RadNet, Inc.; Minnesota; On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is seeking a dedicated youth program staff to assist with daily classroom operations and ensure culturally relevant activities across arts, language and culture, technology, education, fitness, health, leadership and service for youth aged 5-12.

The role emphasizes Ojibwe language growth, positive relationships with families, and adherence to licensing standards, CACFP guidelines, and professional development requirements.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Minimum one year of experience working with school-age children in a center setting preferred.
• Demonstrated leadership skills and experience.
• Must pass Leech Lake Licensing Standards.
• First Aid/CPR certification (Adult, Child, and Infant).
• Native American preference.
• Must be able to use a computer to develop documents, charts and letters.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Create space for speaking and learning Ojibwe with increasing frequency and skill.
• Maintain positive work atmosphere by modeling and communicating in a manner that fosters good relations with children, families, co-workers, and community members.
• Directs and promotes team cooperation in implementing LLBO policies and licensing requirements.
• Assist with program planning and ensure that daily/monthly reports are completed and submitted on time.
• Attend and/or conduct mandatory meetings and trainings as required.
• Travel in and out of the state on a regular basis.
• Maintain confidentiality and professional ethics at all times.
• Engage with families and provide ongoing communication about child development.

Skills

Youth supervision

Leadership

Communication

Attendance

Computer literacy

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Computer literacy

Job description

Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is seeking a dedicated youth program staff to assist with daily classroom operations and ensure culturally relevant activities across arts, language and culture, technology, education, fitness, health, leadership and service for youth aged 5-12.

The role emphasizes Ojibwe language growth, positive relationships with families, and adherence to licensing standards, CACFP guidelines, and professional development requirements.