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Cherokee Nation is committed to protecting our inherent sovereignty, preserving and promoting Cherokee culture, language and values and improving the quality of life for the next seven generations of Cherokee citizens.
Our employees provide essential services to the citizens and communities of Cherokee Nation. That is why we invest in the brightest, most talented individuals and are committed to providing them with industry-leading benefits, competitive pay and advancement opportunities. We offer rewarding careers in several areas. Find your next career below. If you are a returning candidate wanting to check the status of your application, click here
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There is nothing more rewarding for me as a Cherokee physician than to work for the citizens of my tribe. I feel as though my experience growing up in the heart of Cherokee Nation allows me to connect and instill trust with my patients and to help provide holistic care to them and their family.
– Emma, Physician
Everything in Cherokee culture is about balance and connection. We must preserve our plants and take care of our environment in order to preserve Cherokee culture and language. Being an active part of that preservation by working with Cherokee Nation Environmental Programs as the Ethnobiology Manager is both gratifying and rewarding.
– Feather, Ethnobiology Manager
The Cherokee Nation Early Childhood Unit gives children a head start on their education to have better success in school and teaching young children can be one of the greatest experiences that a person can have. Children learn at an early age new skills and are able to interact with the world in new and different ways. Play provides energy, motivation and motivation for learning. There are not many jobs where you get paid to play alongside children but I have enjoyed doing so for quite some time now.
– Jerome, Early Head Start Teacher
There is a purpose and a meaning in our work at Cherokee Nation. Working in our IT department means deploying technology for real impact, using it to uplift our citizens, keeping our citizens connected with their tribe and culture, and ensuring assistance is available to all who need it.
– Paula, Information Technology
