Cherokee Nation W.W. Keeler Tribal Complex, health centers and satellite offices will be closed Monday Jan. 20, 2025.W.W. Hastings Hospital emergency services, the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service and Cherokee Nation EMS will still be operational.
On-the-Job Training uses the regular or existing work place, tools, machines, documents, equipment knowledge, and skills necessary for an employee to learn to effectively perform his or her job. OJT is a contractual agreement made between the business and Cherokee Nation. OJT is a wise, cost-effective way to staff positions with job-ready, pre-screened applicants.
Good Quality Jobs for Cherokees
One of the goals of Career Services is to help Cherokees get the skills they need to secure good paying jobs that are a path to self sufficiency. OJT participants are restricted to those who are Cherokee Nation citizens living within the reservation.
Participating Employer Benefits:
How do you get the process started?
Wage Reimbursement
During a training period, up to three months, the Cherokee Nation will reimburse employee wages up to 50%. There is minimal paperwork required of the employer and payments are made monthly.
Job Ready Employees
Applicants have been assessed to meet your job specifications. We will make referrals, but you make the decision on who to hire. You can also send applicants to us for eligibility screening; we will notify you if they qualify.
You hire based on your HR policies and procedures.
For more information about the program and services provides by Cherokee Nation Career Services go to: CherokeeJobs.org or call 918-453-5555.
The mission of Career Services is to develop and encourage individuals to achieve and maintain work habits and skills that promote employability and self-sufficiency through programs encompassing education, training, rehabilitation, supportive services, and economic development.