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Union County
Part Time Library Assistant - Programming
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What they do
A Library Assistant or Technician assists librarians with organizing materials and helping patrons. Works in a public library, school library, or specialized medical, business or law library. May assist with technology resources in the library.
$39,251 / year median in North Carolina
+2% projected growth
Job Description
The Library Assistant, under general supervision, provides basic paraprofessional library services in an assigned service area of responsibility to support daily library operations. Seeking a creative, organized, and enthusiastic team member to support library programming for children, teens, and adults. This position will assist with program coordination, publicity, social media, summer reading, and working with community partners and presenters. Strong Canva skills and experience developing engaging social media content are required, along with excellent communication, creativity, and attention to detail. If you enjoy creating compelling content, bringing ideas to life, and connecting people with the library, we'd love to hear from you! Meets the needs of each patron by promptly and efficiently using the library's resources. Responds to the needs of coworkers in work unit. Helps maintain the collection. Answers telephone queries quickly and efficiently, referring callers to the appropriate library department. Maintains knowledge of library policy and procedure. Reports any unsafe or threatening condition to library security personnel, administration, or proper authorities. Attends staff development programs. Possesses basic knowledge of library's electronic and physical resources. Helps advocate for the library and its services in both internal and external settings. Accepts changes in hours or assigned tasks as needed to provide excellent public service; adheres to assigned schedule with regular and dependable attendance.