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The Isaac Waldman Jewish Public Library, located within the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, seeks an experienced librarian or library technician to lead the library during a parental leave. The role combines front-line service, programming, administration and community engagement, with independence in day-to-day decisions.
Responsibilities include managing circulation, collection development, and staff supervision while coordinating events and fundraising activities to support
The Isaac Waldman Jewish Public Library is seeking an experienced librarian or library technician to lead our small, welcoming community library during a parental leave.
Located within the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, the Library is more than a place to borrow books: it is a community space where young children come for stories and programs, older adults receive personalized support, and patrons of all ages connect with Jewish literature, culture and ideas.
This is a hands‑on position combining library services, programming, administration and community engagement. The Acting Head Librarian is responsible for the day‑to‑day operation of the Library, supervises a Library Technician, Children's Librarian and volunteers, and works closely with colleagues throughout the JCC.
Because we are a small library, this role offers considerable independence and variety. On any given day, you might help a patron find a book, support an older adult using a digital resource, plan an early‑years program, supervise a volunteer, manage the collection, prepare a grant application or coordinate an upcoming author event.
We welcome applications from both librarians and experienced library technicians and recognize that strong candidates may bring different combinations of education and experience.
The Isaac Waldman Jewish Public Library is a community library within the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver. Our collections, programs and services connect people with Jewish literature, culture, history and ideas while creating opportunities for learning, discovery and connection.
We serve patrons across generations and backgrounds and are committed to providing a warm, accessible and inclusive library where people feel known, supported and welcome.
This is a temporary parental leave position from November 15, 2026 to January 15, 2028.