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Newport Public Library - Young Adult Librarian
Title: Young Adult Librarian (20 Hours) Summary:
The Newport Public Library is seeking an enthusiastic and forward-thinking individual for the position of Young Adult Librarian. This position is 20 hours per week including evening and rotating Saturday hours. Occasional Sunday hours are required as needed.
This is a shared position with another Young Adult Library Associate.
Duties:
Reference Services
Provides readers’ advisory and reference services to all patrons.
Compiles bibliographies and instructional materials to meet the needs of young adults.
Provides instruction to groups and individuals, both formally and informally, regarding the use
of Library materials and services.
Provides technical assistance to patrons using electronic resources in the Library including
printing, monitoring PCs, troubleshooting, database use, mobile printing, e-books, etc.
Programming and Publicity
Plans and facilitates programs for young adults.
Assists with outreach to local schools and community organizations.
Contributes to the development and execution of the teen summer reading program.
Assists with displays and exhibits in the Library relevant to young adults.
Compiles information for the bi-monthly Library newsletter.
Communication
Strives to create a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment for all Library users.
Maintains familiarity with young adult users of the Library and establishes good rapport.
Technology
Evaluates and maintains the young adult portion of the Library’s website.
Promotes the young adult department on social media.
Cooperates with the Young Adult Library Associate in planning and implementing technology
related programs for teens.
Collection
Evaluates and purchases materials for the young adult collection from established vendors.
Participates in the maintenance and weeding of materials for young adults.
Shelves materials as needed.
Updated 10/24 Staff Development
Develops and maintains professional and personal skills by keeping up with current trends in
Library Science with a special attention to youth services.
Serves on the Library’s internal committees as relevant and attends staff meetings.
Essential Functions
Collaborates effectively with the Young Adult Library Associate and thrives in a team-focused
environment.
Exercises sufficient judgement to perform the job.
Communicates easily and effectively in group and individual situations using oral and written
communication skills.
Performs the job in a reasonable time and in a manner which achieves reasonable performance
and quality standards.
Possesses excellent computer skills and the ability to learn new applications.
Exhibits flexibility and willingness to work in a dynamic, busy and changing environment.
Excels in time management, is punctual and is a visible presence in the Young Adult
Department.
Supervises young adult patrons in the Library, enforces Library behavior policies and
encourages input and use of young adult facilities.
Purchases supplies as needed.
Manages the young adult department budget.
Contributes to the monthly, annual and statistical reports.
Participates in the development of the Library’s Long Range Plan.
Is available to work various work evenings and weekends with some variations as needed.
Maintains a valid driver’s license and the ability to travel in-state as needed.
Organizational Relationships
Reports to the Head of Youth Services.
Works closely and communicates effectively with the Young Adult Library Associate.
Cooperates with other departments with regard to provision of services to all patrons, with
special responsibility to young adults.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree required.
Master’s degree from an ALA accredited program in Library Science preferred.
GSLIS
students are encouraged to apply.
Experience working with young adults preferred.
Working knowledge of Koha/Aspen desirable and knowledge of WordPress and Canva a plus.
Salary
Salary will be based on education and experience.
The Library adheres to the state’s Healthy and Safe Families and Workplaces Act, providing paid sick leave for its part-time employees. The Newport Public Library is an equal opportunity employer. To apply, please send a letter of interest, resume and three professional references to jobs@newportlibraryri.org. Position will be open until filled.
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