Teams at Ketchikan Indian Community

The Archivist acquires, appraises, arranges, describes, preserves, and provides access to physical and digital tribal records. Responsibilities include leading digitization projects, managing metadata and archival databases, developing digital preservation workflows, maintaining retention schedules, preparing finding aids, and ensuring compliance with archival standards, privacy laws, and tribal requirements. The role also supports audiovisual preservation, records disposition, policy development, and culturally responsive collaboration.

Provides strategic leadership for education, workforce development, and facilities programs. Oversees departmental planning, staffing, budgets, grants, contracts, compliance, partnerships, and program evaluation. Supervises managers and staff, develops policies and objectives, prepares reports and proposals, represents the organization in community and agency meetings, and supports culturally responsive services for Tribal members.

Provide and coordinate case management for high-risk patient populations across the care continuum. Identify needs, develop and evaluate care plans, track follow-up, liaise with internal teams and external agencies, support QA and accreditation standards, and occasionally assist with clinical care.