Employment

Looking for Opportunity?

Thank you for your interest in working for the Coquille Indian Tribe, the second-largest employer in Coos County.  The table below lists job announcements for Tribal government departments, Sek-wet-se Corp. and the Nasomah Health Group.  To learn about jobs with other Tribal-owned entities, click here.

Jobs With the Coquille Tribe, Sek-wet-se and Nasomah Health Group

These opportunities with Tribal government, Sek-wet-se Corp. and Nasomah Health Group are open to all applicants. Note that the Coquille Indian Tribe exercises Tribal preference among equally qualified candidates.

Position Announcement Closing Date Application

Learn More About Working for the Tribe

Click here for more information about working for the Coquille Indian Tribe, Sek-wet-se Corp. or Nasomah Health Group.

Benefits in Tribal Jobs

Click here for information about benefits offered by Tribal government programs and Tribal enterprises.

Jobs With Tribal-Affiliated Entities

Applications for The Mill Casino-Hotel & RV Park, The Coquille Economic Development Corporation (CEDCO), Tribal One Broadband Technologies/ORCA Communications, and Bear Creek Golf Course are processed through The Mill Casino’s Human Resources office.  Click here to see job announcements for these four entities. 

Learn More About Tribal-Affiliated Entities

Click these links for general information about other Coquille Tribal enterprises:

Internal Opportunities

Some opportunities are open only to Tribal members and their families; employees of the Coquille Indian Tribe; employees of CEDCO and its sub-entities; and employees of the Coquille Indian Housing Authority. Click here to learn more. 

Contact Us

Please contact Human Resources with any questions concerning our employment opportunities.
Phone: (541) 756-0904
Fax: (541) 756-0847

Click here to email

  • Tribe Responds to COVID-19

    The Coquille Indian Tribe is taking appropriate steps in response to the COVID-19 epidemic. In addition to the measures undertaken by The Mill Casino-Hotel & RV Park, the tribal government administration is acting to protect the safety of our employees and tribal member families, while maintaining essential services to our membership.

    In the past few days, the tribe has canceled some group events.  We also have curtailed nonessential travel by our employees. We have been communicating to membership daily for the past week, keeping them informed about the status of the epidemic in both Oregon and nationwide, along with the tribe’s actions.

    Starting Monday, many of our tribal government employees will begin working from home. We are keeping our health center open. Other tribal government facilities will either close for the next two weeks or remain open on a limited basis, with minimal staffing. Like other local governments, we will evaluate the unfolding situation and respond accordingly.

    We offer our best wishes to the entire community in this challenging time.