As the Senior Staff Accountant, you will work under the general supervision of the Finance Officer performing a wide range of complex, professional accounting duties. This role requires you to have proficient knowledge and professional application of a number of accounting principles, practices and techniques. You will serve as a lead accountant and perform the daily tasks of the Finance Officer when they are out of the office. In addition, you’ll work closely with AAIHB administration and programs to answer questions and offer assistance in accounting processes, policies and procedures. You’ll bring extensive knowledge in financial reporting and systems to the role, and possess strong analytical, communication and problem-solving skills.

This position reports to the Deputy Director of the Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology Center (AASTEC) located at the Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board (AAIHB). The Epidemiologist’s primary responsibility is to provide a wide range of epidemiologic assistance to AASTEC. This will include design, implementation and evaluation of core epidemiologic functions such as surveillance, study design, and disease investigation in collaboration with American Indian Tribes in New Mexico, Colorado and Southwest Texas.

Under the supervision of the STD/HIV/AIDS Prevention Program Director the capacity building specialist will work with the program director and evaluator to develop, coordinate, and implement activities under the HIV/AIDS Prevention Education Program and Capacity Building Initiative for Substance Use and HIV Prevention Services for At-Risk Racial/Ethnic Minority Youth and Young Adults Project.
Send CV/Resume, list of three professional references, salary requirements, and cover letter to Savannah Gene, M.S., CHES at sgene@aaihb.org. Incomplete packets will not be considered. Position is open until filled. No phone calls. For best consideration, please forward all application materials by close of business day (5 PM MDT) on Friday, September 11, 2020.

The Tribal Traffic Safety Specialist is responsible for day to day implementation of objectives/activities aligned with Tribal Injury Prevention Resource Center at the Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology Center (AASTEC). This CDC-funded program will provide technical assistance, training, resources and tools for tribes and tribal programs nationwide focused upon the prevention of motor vehicle-related injuries. This program has a national scope, therefore, candidates may be stationed anywhere in the U.S., performing activities remotely and/or in-person when feasible and appropriate.

Are you looking to make a difference? Join our non-profit organization where the focus is on service, not sales. Work to improve the lives of Native Americans in diagnostic and dispensing audiology for pediatric through geriatric populations. You’ll serve people in communities with much history and culture in unique parts of New Mexico and Colorado. It’s a great opportunity to do good in a collaborative environment with other audiologists, medical providers and health care technicians. Overnight travel is required, typically one overnight trip per week. A company-leased vehicle is provided for travel/work purposes. We are close to Santa Fe and Taos ski areas, and our city and state have year-round outdoor attractions, plus the annual Balloon Fiesta!