
You Belong Here
Discover Your Path
The Choctaw Nation offers a wide range of careers within each of our major employment categories. Whether you’re interested in government projects, the fast-paced world of gaming, health and wellness, or just about any other area, you’ll find the right fit here.
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- Guest Services
- Player's Club
- Cashier
- Food & Beverage
Health & Wellness
- Physician
- Nurse
- Dietician
- Fitness Instructor
Government
- Human Resources
- Accounting
Hotel Operations
- Guest Services
- Housekeeping
- Maintenance
- Chef
IT & Communications
- Systems Administrator
- Programmer
Marketing
- Graphic Designer
- Social Media Coordinator

Employee Education Assistance
This benefit is our way of showing commitment and support for professional development and educational initiatives for all CNO associates, both full-time and part-time. The EEAP provides financial assistance to an accredited college or university for associate degrees all the way up to doctorate degrees in fields that can reasonably be expected to lead to job advancement within the Choctaw Nation.

Grow at CNO
Take charge of your Choctaw Nation journey with a personalized system designed to help you succeed. Grow your knowledge with learning tailored to your career aspirations. Grow your skills by identifying and developing key skillsets needed to reach your goals and take you to the next level. Grow your career by exploring roles that interest you and building the knowledge, skills, and abilities to succeed. No matter your career path, Grow can help you get there.

Your career, your path. Grow helps you explore roles, build skills, and gain the knowledge you need to succeed at Choctaw Nation.
We love to recognize great work! The Achievers platform allows associates to give and receive praise and encouragement for doing a great job.
This digital credentialing and badge program helps associates earn credit and certifications for the training they complete. These credentials look great on a resume!
Prepare for Success
- Do your homework: Research the organization and study the job description. What is the organization’s mission, vision and history? If you are chosen for the position, what are the most important duties you will perform?
- Be prepared: Bring copies of your resume, pen and paper, and any necessary portfolio items with you.
- Make a good impression: Take pride in your appearance by dressing professionally. Arrive at least 10 minutes early, be friendly, and make eye contact with those you meet. Project confidence but not arrogance.
- Ask questions: Bring a list of questions you have about the job description or the organization with you. During the interview, write down any questions that come to mind and ask them at an appropriate time. Don’t talk over your interviewer.
- Be honest: Answer questions truthfully, clearly and directly. Don’t beat around the bush, and if you don’t know the answer to a question, don’t try to make one up.