Lead Library Assistant & Programs Coordinator

Yuma County, AZ; Yuma (AZ); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Yuma County Library District in Arizona is seeking a Library Supervisor/Assistant to perform library duties in a branch, lead staff, and help maintain public service at the desk. The position requires flexibility in hours, including Mondays through Saturdays, with work across divisions as needed.

The role includes training volunteers, supporting computer classes and programs, shelving materials, handling fines, and assisting patrons with research and reference services while promoting library

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED; sixty college hours or equivalent.
• LTA certificate and library experience; or equivalent education/experience.
• Must pass fingerprint/background check; valid AZ driver’s license.
• Bilingual English/Spanish preferred in some branches.
• Ability to obtain required clearances and pass background check.

Responsibilities

• Assist with supervision, train and coordinate staff and volunteers.
• Provide services at public service desk; process borrow/return and fines.
• Instruct patrons in computer and media resources; assist with reference.
• Plan, develop and implement programs; conduct computer classes and STEAM activities.
• Create displays; maintain records; promote library services to the community.

Skills

Assigning tasks

Leadership

Customer service

Verbal communication

Written communication

Training staff

Office machines

Bilingual communication

Education

High School Diploma or GED

60 college hours

Library Tech Asst (LTA) cert

Fingerprint clearance

Arizona driver’s license

Tools

Library systems

Job description

Yuma County Library District in Arizona is seeking a Library Supervisor/Assistant to perform library duties in a branch, lead staff, and help maintain public service at the desk. The position requires flexibility in hours, including Mondays through Saturdays, with work across divisions as needed.

The role includes training volunteers, supporting computer classes and programs, shelving materials, handling fines, and assisting patrons with research and reference services while promoting library