Outreach Adult Programmer

Outreach Adult Programmer Covington, KY Job Details Full-time $18.03 - $25.45 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Employee assistance program Vision insurance Retirement plan Pet insurance Qualifications Conducting community outreach projects Library event programming Customer service Answering patron inquiries Mid-level Driver's License Bachelor's degree Driving Networking through strategic partnership building Collection management Cross-functional collaboration Memory care

Full Job Description Kenton County Public Library Job Title :

Outreach Adult Programmer Position Type :

Full-Time, Non-Exempt Branch :

Covington, 502 Scott St, Covington, KY 41011

Pay Range :

$18.03 - $25.45 per hour

Work Schedule:

Full-time (40 hours/week), with a schedule that may include any day of the week, including days, evenings, weekends, and the holidays the Library is open. About the Library The Kenton County Public Library serves as a vital community resource, offering access to information, technology, and lifelong learning opportunities. With a strong commitment to public service and innovation, the Library is recognized as a leading institution in the region. As a cornerstone of the Northern Kentucky community, our Library is more than books — we are a vibrant, innovative institution dedicated to learning, connection, and inclusion. This is your opportunity to help shape an organization where culture, equity, community engagement and employee development are top priorities. Join a Team that Values People, Community, and Connection At the Kenton County Public Library, we believe the heart of great library service starts with great people. We're looking for an Outreach Adult Programmer who is compassionate, creative, and passionate about connecting adults and seniors with library services beyond our walls. If you enjoy building meaningful community partnerships, delivering engaging programs to older adults and caregivers, and ensuring that homebound patrons can access library resources, materials, and lifelong learning opportunities, this role offers a rewarding way to make a direct, personal impact across Kenton County. What You'll Do Deliver library services beyond library walls by providing outreach to assisted-living facilities, retirement centers, and other adult-serving community spaces. Plan and present engaging programs for older adults, seniors, and caregivers that support lifelong learning and enrichment. Coordinate and maintain deposit and rotating collections tailored to the interests and needs of outreach partners. Build and nurture strong community partnerships that expand access to library resources and services across Kenton County. Provide reader's advisory, basic technology help, and informational support to adult and homebound patrons. Regularly visit community partners to deliver materials, programs, and personalized library services. Promote Outreach Services and library resources enthusiastically to patrons, partners, and the broader community. Collaborate with staff systemwide to support outreach initiatives, storytimes, and special projects. Assess, evaluate, and refine outreach programs, services, and collections to better meet patron needs. Track outreach activities and prepare thoughtful monthly reports that highlight community impact. Perform other job-related tasks as needed to support Library operations. What We're Looking For A compassionate, community-centered professional who is motivated by expanding access to library services for adults and seniors. Someone who enjoys building meaningful relationships and feels comfortable working in a variety of community settings beyond the library. A creative programmer who can design engaging, inclusive experiences tailored to the interests and needs of older adults and caregivers. A warm, service-oriented communicator who approaches outreach work with empathy, flexibility, and enthusiasm. A proactive problem-solver who adapts to change, thinks creatively, and follows through on ideas to create impactful outreach experiences. A collaborative team member who works well across departments and is committed to advancing systemwide library goals. Qualifications Required Bachelor's degree required. KDLA certification (or ability to obtain) at the level required for this position, and the ability to maintain it. Demonstrated customer-service experience, patience under pressure, and comfort interacting with a wide range of patrons. Experience working with seniors and/or individuals in memory care preferred. Work at other KCPL locations required. Valid driver's license and means of transportation to fulfill job responsibilities. Following training, must drive and park Library vehicles. Ability to meet the physical demands of the position, including lifting up to 30 lbs., pushing or pulling up to 100 lbs., and occasional reaching, bending, and kneeling. Benefits At the Kenton County Public Library, we value our employees and the important role each person plays in serving our community. Our benefits are designed to support your well-being both on and off the job.

Full-time employees enjoy:

Health Insurance:

100% employer-paid medical coverage for employees, with additional voluntary plans for dependents.

Optional voluntary plans for:

Dental, Vision, Life, Legal, and Pet Insurance.

Paid Leave:

Vacation starting at 2 weeks prorated annually, holiday, personal, and sick.

Retirement Plan:

Participation in the Kentucky Retirement System (KRS), administered by the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority (KPPA), and additional plans available through Kentucky Deferred Compensation Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Free, confidential support services.

Professional Development:

Access to library training, webinars, and learning opportunities to support growth and advancement. Why Work Here You'll join a team that values collaboration, accountability, and kindness. We celebrate curiosity, community engagement, and the small, meaningful moments that make public service rewarding. At KCPL, being a good teammate is just as important as knowing how to check out a book.

Positive Work Environment:

Join a team that reflects KCPL's core values—welcoming & diverse, caring & customer-centric, collaborative & community focused, responsible & professional, and reading knowledge champions. We support each other, work professionally, and take pride in serving our community with kindness and accountability.

Meaningful Work:

Be part of a mission-driven organization Preserving Yesterday, Enriching Today, Inspiring Tomorrow. KCPL helps people become lifelong readers and learners, connect with the online world, understand their community past and present, and access safe, comfortable spaces—both physical and virtual—to gather, learn, or work. Your work directly strengthens these services and the community we serve. The Kenton County Public Library is an equal opportunity employer.

Posted:

04/09/2026 through 04/23/2026 Contact information

Name:

Rachel Stookey Phone:

859-578-3606

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