MBOP Tribal ChildCare Office Aide

• Job Description:
• The Moapa Band of Paiutes (MBOP) Tribal ChildCare program assists eligible Native

American/Alaskan Native families in Clark County by providing access to high-quality, low-cost childcare. Our

goal is to enhance the availability of affordable, high-quality childcare in Southern Nevada. MBOP Tribal

ChildCare is funded by the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) through the U.S. Department of Health

and Human Services, under the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. This

act consolidated funding for childcare under Section 418 of the Social Security Act [42 U.S.C. § 6180] and made

such funding subject to the requirements of the Child Care and Development Block Grant. Our mission is to

offer safe, supportive, high-quality cultural and educational childcare services to Native American/Alaskan

Native families, both on and off the Moapa Reservation. We aim to provide a healthy childcare experience

that fosters each child's social, emotional, and cognitive growth. The MBOP Tribal ChildCare program operates

a Tribally Operated Center located on the Moapa Reservation and offers a 12-Month Certificate subsidy

program for childcare provided by In-Home/Family Care Providers, exempt programs, before/after school

programs, and licensed centers throughout Clark County.

The MBOP Tribal ChildCare Office Aide will perform all clerical and supportive duties under the prescribed

methods of the MBOP Tribal ChildCare’s Tribally Operated Center. The TCC Office Aide works in coordination

with the TCC Administrative Assistant for processing orders for the Tribally Operated Center. Their function is

to manage the office operations at the Tribally Operated Center under the direction of the TCC Assistant

Director.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Greets all Parent/Guardian(s) and visitors – Including check in/check out

Accepts applications and routes them directly to the Assistant Director and the assigned TCC Case

Manager

Answer phones, take messages, routes calls to the appropriate staff

Provides printing, copying, and scanning support for document retention

Deliver oral or written messages

Manages and routes incoming/outgoing mail

Maintains the master contact list for providers, vendors, and parent/guardian(s)

Works in coordination with our TCC Administrative Assistant for processing orders

Perform any/all data entry tasks – ProCare, Curricula, Fire/Lockdown Drills, Health & Safety and Food

Nutrition

Maintains files and records for enrolled children in coordination with the TCC Case Manager

Maintains a master calendar for the department and staff attendance

Assists with service delivery for clients (checks or purchases)

Minor transportation needed to deliver or pick up items by request (when needed)

Clerical support for TCC Teachers, TCC Cook, TCC Cultural Specialist, TCC Lead Teacher and TCC

Assistant Director

Write and edit documents from letters, reports, and instructional documents

Creates flyers for consumer education for clients and our social media accounts

Manages the program’s Community Bulletin Board

Manages the program’s social media accounts and sends out mass emails of notices to clients

Stocks, orders, and sorts of various office supplies as needed (inventory management)

Reports when repairs or replacements are needed and provides follow up until completion

Maintains cleanliness and order in the main office

Attend Tribal Community events, Outreach Events, and Conferences

Participates in mandatory trainings for professional development

Preform related duties as required or assist with program needs as other duties assigned under the

MBOP Tribal ChildCare Project Director/TCC Assistant Director

Other Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required:

Ability to communicate professionally and work with existing staff, vendors, parent/guardian(s), and

visitors

Ability to communicate well with a broad cross-section of the community that includes low-income

residents and members of Native American/Alaskan Native Tribal Members in the urban area

Ability to work effectively with Native American/Alaskan Native Tribal Communities on the rural

reservation

General knowledge/understanding of the pace of bureaucracy in which we work

General knowledge in confidentiality, HIPPA, and understand you are considered a “mandated

reporter”

Once trained, be able to work independently and proficiently to manage all responsibilities

Must have experience working with Microsoft 365 Applications: Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint,

OneDrive, and TEAMS including Adobe Suite

Preform other duties as required

Minimum Education and/or Experience Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED is required.

Applicants must at least have (2) years’ experience in data entry and/or receptionist position

Applicants must at least have (2) years’ experience in customer service

Must have a valid Nevada Driver’s License

Must successfully pass a pre-employment drug screening and a comprehensive background check.

Must have tuberculosis (TB) clearance and COVID-19 vaccination or demonstrate a willingness to

obtain required documentation.

Must obtain and maintain a valid Food Handler’s Card (or be willing to obtain upon hire).

Must obtain and maintain valid CPR and First Aid certification (or be willing to obtain upon hire).

Must be physically able to lift and carry children weighing up to forty (40) pounds and actively

participate in classroom and outdoor activities.

Willingness to complete CCDF-required training within the first ninety (90) days of employment.