I answer phone calls taking payment for accounts, collection calls for utility accounts, electricity outages, pump outages, powerline outages, power outages, create work orders for irrigation pumps. I scan and enter residential and commercial applications into the PCS software.

I design native inspired earrings, metal work, and metal earrings. I also know how to sew Wing dresses, moccasins, ribbon shirts, beaded items. I am contemplating opening a boutique. I attend different events to sell my items. I also sew and create for different Native American ceremonies such as Memorials, Name-Givings, and Giveaway after death.

I collaborated with other adults and youth for events. I had established contacts through different governmental, mental health institutions, and tribal governments. I had sought out different organizations to help in awareness of Mental Health issues.

Helping native american youth with help to manage their Asthma health.

Work with Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board to do outreach on youth suicide prevention awareness. Worked with Yakama Nation Behavioral Health and UW Healing Seasons Research. Education training for HU students, Faculty , and Yakama Tribal Community Members.

I answer and direct calls. Assist the Security Systems Administrators with required paperwork for All casino associates. Edit time for our department. Process purchasing documents, blanket purchase agreements, Travel/training, petty cash, credit card requests.

Assisting Board of Directors with daily business for the Yakama Legends Casino. I am the right hand to the Board of Directors. I greet the public, employees and Tribal Government. I ensure that the original Board Actions are filed and not sent with any document. I provided information to Casino Directors. I helped coordinate the Monthly Board of Directors meetings, took notes, and ensured that the needed employees were in attendance and/or notified. I had managed payroll, training and expense accounts. I work with administrative staff, Directors, and employees who have questions, or need to have documents signed by the Board Delegate and/or Tribal Council.

Our organization helps to spread awareness and information regarding the HIV/AIDS Virus.

Oversee daily operations for NAMI Yakima. Attend meetings with WA state DSHS, private institutions and other governmental agencies. Help organize outreach events. Was authorized signatory official. Presided over BOD meetings.

I had compiled information onto logs from 50 boxes of a Program that was no longer operating. I had organized, and took inventory.

I had audited and screened timesheets for Yakama Nation Payroll. The Yakama Nation has over 1100 employees. I assisted the Payroll Manager and Payroll Specialist in batching timesheets, ensuring that time was billed to the accurate account and encode time into the JD Edwards Accounting Software. Batching is the process of combining 3 or 4 different programs together to make it easier and efficient in dividing the timesheets amongst the Payroll staff. I helped in auditing every single hour input into the system. Before time could be entered it would have to have the authorized signatures from Program Manager, Tribal Administrative Director and/or Tribal Council. I would call the appropriate program if there was an error on the timesheet. After time was entered, I would file the timesheets into the corresponding employee file. The employee files were maintained on a daily basis. I would also file important documents such as Payroll Action Forms, and billing forms from different departments in the Yakama Nation organization. I would tend to the front desk, greet the employees, and assist in any questions from the employees.

I had processed logging truck tickets by timber sale for the Yakama Nation.

Answering and directing telephone calls. Assisted management with everyday duties. Checking and sorting mail. Had processed all of the procurement and accounts payable. Made contacts for purchasing, travel/training and networking.

Answering and directing phone calls. Checking and sorting mail. Editor for the office newsletter. Assisted management with job applications, donations to the public, answering general questions from the public. Had entered in quantity of pallets for Chep pallets. Printed out bill of sales for the general public. Sold juice by the case to the general public. Retrieved juice cases for buyers. Assisted warehouse with orders and donations.

Answered and directed phone calls. Helped students with their editing their education schedule. Directed students in their assigned class, or changed their schedule. Assisted the Principal with any event. Filed class changes for students. Assisted teachers in classrooms when they needed help.

I was a "Cage Assistant" where I would disperse firefighter gear, and take orders for the Fire Warehouse. I would also go on small trips to get firefighter equipment from warehouses in the Northwest. I was then was promoted to "Wildland Firefighter Initial Attack Helicopter (Helitack) Crew". It was with them I had flown in a Bell 206 Helicopter with my crew boss and coworker on reconnaissance flights checking the closed area of the Yakama Reservation for smoke, or fire. During fire suppression the pilot would fly us in and we would walk on foot to the fire. The next fire season I was on a Fire Engine with two other Wildland Firefighters. We were Initial attack Fire Engine Crew. We would drive into where ever the fire was and start building fire lines or suppressing the fire with Fire Engine water that was transported on our fire trucks. Lastly, the last season I worked for Fire Management I was a Fire Engine Crew Boss where I would receive directions from the Incident Commander. I would also supervise two coworkers. With all of these Fire positions I had to have required Firefighting classes. I had to be physically fit to handle the rigorous hours and physical labor entailed in Wildland Firefighting Initial Attack.