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Gale Free Library
Public Service Assistant
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Public Service Assistant, Gale Free Library (Holden)
Under the direction of the Assistant Library Director, the Public Service Assistant provides reference and circulation services to library patrons. This position performs a variety of specialized library tasks, as well as routine assignments which support the effective operation of the Library.
DUTIES:
- Provides reader's advisory and reference and information services on-site, online and by telephone, following standard principles and practices and the policies of the library.
- Assists the public in using all available information resources, including print, online databases, the Internet and referrals.
- Uses standard and recommended reference interview techniques to ensure patron satisfaction.
- Assists the public with the use of the library's equipment, including computers, printers, photocopiers and other devices.
- Creates, attends and promotes adult programs. Creates publicity by producing flyers, displays for programs and library events
- Provides coverage for Circulation Desk
REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively with public and staff, as well as independently.
- Knowledge of basic reference resources desirable.
- Knowledge of Evergreen or other ILS desirable.
- Experienced with computer technologies, including database searching, and Internet.
- Required to work evenings and weekends on a rotating schedule.
- Ability to troubleshoot basic computer issues, comfort with mobile technologies (e-readers, handheld devices etc.)
Education:
Bachelor's degree.WORKING CONDITIONS
- Works in normal office and library environment.
- Includes standing, sitting, walking, reaching, and stooping.
- Operates a variety of office equipment requiring eye-hand coordination including computer terminals.
- Ability to move loaded book trucks, reach all shelves, rearrange metal shelving, carry books and other items; ability to stand, walk, crouch, reach, stoop, sit; ability to talk, hear, use close and distant vision, depth perception, adjust to focus; ability to read, write.