25 policy coordinator jobs at 5 companies in Independence, OR
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Operation and Policy Analyst 1 - Board of Forestry Administrator
Salem, Oregon, United States
$5k-$7k/moHybridFull Time
Oregon Department of Forestry: Official government website for the State of Oregon.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent technical experience; policy, rulemaking, meeting coordination, communication, customer service, and analytical skills required.
SCREEN SPE USA: U.S. semiconductor equipment sales, engineering, installation, and maintenance organization serving semiconductor manufacturers for SCREEN Semiconductor Solutions.
Bilingual English/Japanese, experience coordinating badging, site access, training and documentation, proficiency with tracking tools, ability to enter cleanroom environments and follow safety policies.
Memory Care Coordinator\Resident Care Coordinator - Salem Area
Salem, Oregon, United States
$50k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Bonaventure Senior Living: Operator of independent, assisted, and memory care senior communities.
Supervisory and training experience; ability to follow state regulations and company policies; state certifications and licenses; English required; CPR preferred; background check and drug test required.
StarbucksNASDAQ: SBUX: Global roaster and retailer of specialty coffee.
0.5+ YOE0.5+ Mgmt6+ months customer-facing experience and 6+ months delegating/coordinating others; ability to work flexible hours including early mornings, evenings, nights, weekends and holidays; cash handling, store policies, and coaching skills.
Registered Nurse I or II-Lincoln City: Closes 06/22/2026
Lincoln City, Oregon, United States
$41-$43/hrOnsiteFull Time
Siletz Community Health Clinic: A tribal organization operating a community health clinic that provides primary care services.
0+ YOEOregon RN licensure required; BLS required or obtainable within 30 days; new grads accepted (RN I/II progression based on experience); must perform assessments, administer medications, coordinate care, and follow tribal/state/federal policies; valid Oregon driver's license and insurance required.