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1. [NPL] Nashville Public Library *Part-time Library Page *
2. [NPL] Nashville Public Library *Library Manager 2-Teen Services *




1. [NPL] Nashville Public Library *Part-time Library Page *

*Part-time Library Page #16092C*

*An Equal Opportunity Employer*

*Must apply on line at:   *www.nashville.gov

* Open Competitive Job Announcement*

*SALARY: *

$*9.29 per hour *





*ISSUE DATE:*  04/01/2016

*FINAL FILING DATE:*  04/08/2016



*THE POSITION: *

These non-Civil service positions are part-time 19.5 hours per week.  Positions
are located system-wide.  This position performs clerical and physical
duties involved in day-to-day operations of a public branch or
division.  Health
insurance benefits are *not *available. Successful candidates must pass an
alphabetizing/sorting skills test. *This is a continuous posting. There is
not a need to reapply if you applied for this position within the past
twelve (12) months.** Must be able to work evenings and weekends.*



*TYPICAL DUTIES:*

   - Sorts and shelves library materials in the correct order.
   - Empties book depositories and helps prepare materials for re-shelving.
   - Maintains correct arrangement of materials by checking for proper
   sequence.
   - Answers directional questions from the public.
   - Clears tables of materials, straightens furniture, and replenishes
   supplies.
   - May perform other housekeeping duties as assigned.
   - May assist with library programs and computer services as requested.
   - May assist with opening and closing activities at a branch or
   department.
   - Adheres to library Customer Service Guidelines.
   - Requires walking, standing, reaching, bending, lifting book bins that
   can weigh up to 30 pounds and pushing carts of books that can weigh up to
   100 pounds.



*MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:*

Eighth Grade Education



*Candidates with accreditations earned in a foreign institute are
encouraged to apply.                                *



*Preferred Knowledge/Abilities/Experience: *

   - Skill in dealing with the public.
   - Ability to alphabetize and sort library materials by the Dewey decimal
   classification system.
   - Ability to perform various clerical functions.
   - Ability to receive and follow instructions.
   - Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.



Note:  Per Metro Ordinance No. SO94-1078.  All employees of the
Metropolitan Government shall be residents of the State of Tennessee or
become residents of the state within six (6) months of employment as a
prerequisite to employment with the Metropolitan Government.




***An Incomplete application or missing documents may result in
disqualification. ** Fill in complete work history, do not attach resume in
lieu of requested information.*

*Requests for ADA accommodation should be directed to *
[log in to unmask] *or (615) 862-6735.*

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2. [NPL] Nashville Public Library *Library Manager 2-Teen Services *






*Library Manager 2-Teen Services #16191E*

*An Equal Opportunity Employer*

*Must apply on line at:   *www.nashville.gov

*Open Competitive Job Announcement*

*SALARY: $54,548.70/Year*





*ISSUE DATE:* 04/01/2016

*FINAL FILING DATE:*  04/15/2016



*THE POSITION:*

This is a Nashville Public Library Civil Service position located at the
Main Library.  We are seeking a dynamic, energetic and uniquely talented
individual to provide system-wide leadership for Teen Services.  The
successful candidate will demonstrate a passion for engaging teens in
library services through inventive and effective strategies.  This position
also oversees and supervises daily operations of the Main Library Teen
Services area.  Performs related duties as required.





*TYPICAL DUTIES:*


   - Supervises employees working in his/her assigned area.
   - Schedules work hours to ensure that all public areas are covered.
   - Creates an inviting and welcoming space for a diverse teen population.
   - Performs outreach to develop partnerships and collaborations with
   community organizations.
   - Assists the public with the use of library materials and equipment.
   - Receives and attempts to resolve complaints from the public.
   - Plans, organizes and directs programming and activities for teens to
   include Teen Summer Learning Program, Teen Read Week and other system-wide
   programs.
   - Evaluates employees and approves leave requests.
   - Conducts group in-service and individual training as needed.
   - Develops and maintains library materials collections.
   - Provides Reference and Reader's Advisory service to the public.
   - Works with administrative staff to prepare the budget.
   - Works with administrative staff on formulation of library policies.
   - May write or assist in writing grant proposals.
   - May oversee or coordinate implementation of grant funded programs.
   - Adheres to library Customer Service Guidelines.



*MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:*

Master's Degree in Library Science from an accredited college or university
and four (4) years of professional library experience with emphasis in teen
services and including two (2) years acting in a lead or supervisory
capacity. The Library Science program must be accredited by the American
Library Association or the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher
Education.



Valid "Class D" Driver's License.



*Candidates with accreditations earned in a foreign institute are
encouraged to apply.                                *



*Note:  Per Metro Ordinance No. SO94-1078. All employees of the
Metropolitan Government shall be residents of the State of Tennessee or
become residents of the state within six (6) months of employment as a
prerequisite to employment with the Metropolitan Government.   *



*PREFERRED EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:*


   - Knowledge of the theories and practices of supervision.
   - Minimum five (5) years of professional teen services experience and
   demonstrated ability to plan, implement and direct innovative teen
   programs.
   - Fluent bilingual language skills.
   - Knowledge of Civil Service and departmental rules, polices and
   procedures.
   - Knowledge of the principles and practices of library service.
   - Ability to determine the needs of the public being served.
   - Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
   - Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.




***An Incomplete application or missing documents may result in
disqualification.** Fill in complete work history, do not attach resume in
lieu of requested information.*