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Reporter Multi-Media Journalist
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A Reporter investigates and reports on news events and stories. Gathers information from interviews, site visits and background research, and writes reports for news and media outlets. May edit news stories or write news commentary. Covers a particular territory or specializes in a topic such as politics, sports, on an industry. Works for a news service or media company, or works freelance and takes assignments from news organizations.
$60,017 / year median in Oregon
-17% projected decline
Job Description
Full time O pen until 9/18/26 Th e Reporter & Multimedia Journalist researches, develops, and produces accurate, timely, and engaging news and public information content that informs Tribal citizens and the public about the work of The Klamath Tribes. Working under the direction of the Public Relations Director, this position creates written stories, photography, video, and digital content for Klamath News and the Tribe's official communication platforms. Reporting assignments include Tribal government, sovereignty, Treaty rights, natural resources, water, public safety, culture, health, education, economic development, Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP), and other issues affecting The Klamath Tribes and Tribal citizens. The position supports the Tribe's commitment to transparency, public information, and the preservation of the Nation's stories, h istory, and accomplishments through professional journalism and multimedia storytelling.
H o w to Apply Al l applicants for open positions must submit a Kl amath Tribes Administration Application for Employment w