3630-Librarian I

City and County of San Francisco•San Francisco, CA

11d•$105,638 - $128,414•Onsite

About The Position

Under supervision, the 3630 Librarian I performs beginning level professional librarian work. This role involves assisting patrons with library resources, recommending materials, performing reference work, planning and promoting library programs, cataloging materials, and supporting digital content management. The position contributes to maintaining a welcoming library environment and may involve committees for service enhancement or professional development.

Requirements

Possession of a master's degree in library and information sciences (e.g. MLS/MLIS) from a college, university, or program accredited by the American Library Association.
Applicants must meet the minimum qualification by the final filing date.
You must have already attained your degree and completed your master's degree in Library and Information Sciences to be eligible for this recruitment.
Qualifying education must be verified by a legible copy of your diploma showing major OR transcripts showing coursework completed.
The diploma and/or transcripts must show your name, the name of the institution, and the conferral date of your master’s degree.
Please attach your diploma and/or transcripts showing coursework completed to your application.

Nice To Haves

Fluency in a variety of languages depending upon the department's bilingual needs.
Graduate level course work and/or experience performing the duties of a Children’s or Youth Services Librarian.
Graduate level course work, training, and/or experience performing the duties of an Archivist Librarian.
Graduate level course work and/or cataloging experience using AACR2R and MARC format.
College level coursework in special education or experience working with people who have learning disabilities and/or learning differences.
Possession and maintenance of a valid California Driver's License.

Responsibilities

Assisting patrons in locating and using library facilities, equipment, technology, and materials, in selecting materials, and in answering a wide variety of questions.
Recommending library materials to be purchased, repaired, or weeded; deciding whether weeded materials should be discarded or selected for community redistribution.
Performing reference work in person, via phone, chat, email, and mail; performing research and readers advisory; preparing detailed bibliographies, book lists and other information; teaching patrons to access, evaluate, and use digital resources, library equipment, technology, and digital devices.
Planning, conducting, evaluating, and promoting programs, group visits, classes, and outreach for community members; meeting with educators; collaborating with various community groups to promote the use of and interest in the library, and representing and promoting the library at community events and on social media.
Cataloging and classifying library material; creating metadata; determining and assigning main entry, cross references, and subject headings; adapting Library cataloging records for the library and participating in determining cataloging policy.
Planning or assisting in planning and setting up programs, displays, and exhibits; promoting and merchandizing library collections.
Participating in maintaining a welcoming, safe, and orderly atmosphere in the branch or department.
Supporting digital content management; participating in digitization initiatives projects, programing, and collection development.
May participate in committees to enhance library services or promote professional development.