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Teen Librarian (part-time), Weeks Public Library, Greenland, NH

Description:

We are looking for an enthusiastic and dynamic Teen Librarian, who is flexible, truly enjoys serving tween and teenage patrons, and has a sense of humor!

The Teen Librarian creates, plans, and executes programs for grades 5-12, assists with technology device sessions, and regularly performs circulation, reference, reader’s advisory, and technical services duties. 

This is a unique opportunity for an individual whose commitment will help support the library community who have co-created a 21st century library that merges an historic building built in 1897 with a state-of-the-art addition of 8,700-square foot two-story facility. We seek a librarian who will bring fresh ideas and be excited to utilize this new space to best serve the community of Greenland.


Essential Job Functions

  • Assists and directs after school students.
  • Teen Room – Collection management – responsible for selection and acquisition of materials with a diverse appeal, cataloging and processing.
  • Responsible for upkeep of teen and programming room, including book displays and enrichment activities.
  • Promotes all library programs verbally and through newsletters, posters, invites, social media, website and newspapers.
  • Maintains youth program statistics.
  • Conducts outreach activities.
  • Provides technical assistance to patrons including Libby/Overdrive, computers, email and mobile devices.
  • Helps maintain the library’s online presence, which includes posting and general maintenance of website and social media accounts.
  • Creates monthly and annual reports as required.
  • Attends professional meetings and workshops.
  • Holds membership in a professional library organization. (NHLA dues paid by the library.)
  • Keeps up with current programming trends in libraries.

Qualifications
Education/Experience

  • Enthusiasm to work with patrons of all ages, especially young people.
  • Commitment to the mission and philosophy of public library service.
  • Ability to plan, organize, and coordinate multiple projects.
  • Sound judgment and excellent critical thinking skills.
  • Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to work effectively with staff, library trustees, elected officials, and community groups with enthusiasm and resourcefulness.
  • Excellent technology skills and desire to learn new technologies.
  • Knowledge of library computer systems.
  • A Bachelor’s degree with relevant public library experience preferred.
  • Pre-employment background check required.

This position comprises 32 hours a week, including one evening per week and one Saturday each month. Prorated sick time and vacation leave provided. Health insurance
not included.


Compensation: $20.00/hour

How to Apply:

Please submit cover letter, resume, and contact information for three references to:
Candace Cousins
[email protected]