Community Librarian: Programs, Outreach & Tech

Metropolitan Library System; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 44,000 - 59,000; Full time

Job summary

Metropolitan Library System in Oklahoma City invites applications for a professional librarian role. The position delivers information services, readers' advisory, and bibliographic instruction across ages, plans and presents programs, and builds community relationships.

Flexibility for weekends/evenings is required. Master's in Library Science and strong public service orientation are essential; experience with makerspaces and community outreach is highly valued.

Qualifications

• Education and Experience: MLS in Library Science from an ALA-accredited program.
• Enthusiasm for public service and ability to work with a diverse audience.
• Knowledge of current trends in library services.
• Experience building community partnerships.
• Experience working with makerspace technologies.

Responsibilities

• Provide excellent customer service and help customers locate materials and services.
• Use policies to resolve difficult situations with customers.
• Execute short and long-term objectives within library plans.
• Champion the library's goals and participate in civic engagement.
• Utilize library resources, databases, and the internet for research and assistance.
• Plan, implement, deliver and evaluate local programs and services.
• Engage with the community through outreach and engagement events.
• Collaborate with volunteers and coordinate outreach activities.
• Provide technology assistance and computer training to customers.
• Participate in special projects and staff committees; serve as Manager on Duty when needed.

Skills

Public service enthusiasm

Community partnerships

Makerspace tech

Trends in libraries

Diverse audience

Education

MLS in Library Science

Tools

Makerspace technologies

Job description

Metropolitan Library System in Oklahoma City invites applications for a professional librarian role. The position delivers information services, readers' advisory, and bibliographic instruction across ages, plans and presents programs, and builds community relationships.

Flexibility for weekends/evenings is required. Master's in Library Science and strong public service orientation are essential; experience with makerspaces and community outreach is highly valued.