- 918.542.1190
- Mon - Fri: 8:00 - 4:30
- 22 N. Eight Tribes Trail Miami, OK 74354
• Manage case files in accordance with the federal guidelines following the Plan for CCDF. Efficiently handling a case load up to 250 children. Issuing updates, recerts, suspensions, and new approvals.
• Attends periodical and monthly trainings/meetings on the CCDF Plan Preprint(overview, developing the child care program, individual writing, activities & services to improve the quality of child care, child care services offered, market rate surveys, income eligibility, and plan amendments) with Administration for Children & Families.
• Writing the Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) plan/grant
• Writing & developing guidelines for provider mini-grants
• Manage and maintain the CCDF budget, etc.
• Annual federal reports on the CCDF Grants
• Process program applications for other services as directed.
• Verify claim forms for childcare providers and process for payment.
• Childcare Provider Inspections to ensure children’s health and safety.
• Process timesheets and leave requests for the CCDF office and submit to accounting.
• Develop and maintain strong community alliances
• Process all outgoing and incoming mail and correspondence.
• Arrange time for clients who cannot make our regular scheduled hours.
• On several team planning committees for events sponsored by area tribes, including the Modoc Nation.
• Direct tribal members and clients to where they can receive the services not provided by the CCDF office
• Verify office supplies and manage re-ordering.
• Verify postage and manage re-ordering.
• Attending and performing duties at tribal and community events as needed. ex.(Miami Now, Mini Childcare Conference, Provider Appreciation, Children’s Pow Wow, Back to School Supplies)
• Attend multiple trainings to keep up to date on current issues concerning childcare
• Some off-site training (may require travel and overnights.)
• Process program applications for services in Tribal Hearing Aids.
• A Bachelor’s degree is generally required, with a Master’s degree preferred, particularly in Child Development or Early Childhood Education.
• At least 3 years of experience in child care or a related field, including experience supervising staff and managing budgets
• $62,000-$72,000
Native American preference will be observed in all hiring practices. The Modoc Nation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.