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Public Library Consultant

Library Specialist III - Position #113

Pay Band 5 - $40,959 to $84,062

 

The Library of Virginia is seeking a seasoned, dynamic Public Library
Consultant.  This position offers a unique opportunity to support the
development of public libraries in Virginia by providing directors,
trustees, Friends of the Library, and local government officials with
information on best practices for all aspects of library management.
The consultant provides orientation for new library directors, develops
and presents workshops for trustees, and serves as the library
director's reference librarian.  The consultant will assist with public
library data collection and analysis.

 

Qualifications

s        Graduation from an ALA accredited university with a Master's
degree in Library Science.

s        Virginia Professional Librarian Certificate or ability to
obtain.

s        Considerable professional library experience required with
public library experience highly desirable.

s        Knowledge of and prior experience in long-range planning,
budgeting and human resource management.  

s        Prior experience and demonstrated ability working with
governing boards.

s        Considerable knowledge of library management, both practical
and theoretical.  

s        Knowledge of trends in library services; of techniques in
planning, implementing, and evaluation of library services and programs.


s        Knowledge of the principles, practices, and policies of public
management.  

s        Ability to conduct research and to plan and conduct programs. 

s        Public speaking skills for groups of all sizes.

s        Ability to analyze operational and program needs and develop
solutions.  

s        Ability to work both independently and in teams internally and
externally.  

s        Demonstrated ability to develop strong working relationships
with public library directors, trustees and others. 

s        Skill in the use of computers and standard applications in the
modern office environment including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access.


s        Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

s        Must be highly flexible and able to handle multiple projects
simultaneously.

s        Valid Virginia driver's license or ability to obtain.

s        Available to travel frequently; occasionally overnight.

s        Must pass a background check. 

 

An equivalent combination of education, training and experience may
substitute for educational requirements.

 

The Library of Virginia values diversity in the workforce. Bicultural,
bilingual, female, and minority candidates are encouraged to apply. We
offer a competitive salary, excellent benefits and a unique opportunity
for career enrichment.   The Library fosters an open, team-oriented work
environment and is seeking individuals who value this approach.  This
position is open until filled.  First review of application materials
will begin on February 16, 2009.  

               

Application Instructions:  Paper applications are no longer accepted.
You must apply through the Virginia Jobs system. Please visit our
website at www.lva.virginia.gov <http://www.lva.virginia.gov/>  for
additional information about this position and the Virginia Jobs link at
www.jobs.agencies.virginia.gov <http://www.jobs.agencies.virginia.gov/>
.  Applications that are e-mailed, faxed or delivered to the agency will
not be accepted. Computers are available for applying for jobs in the
Department of Human Resource Management (DHRM) Career Center, public
libraries, Virginia Employment Commission offices, and the reading rooms
at The Library of Virginia. The Library of Virginia will provide, if
requested, reasonable accommodation to applicants in need of
accommodation in order to provide access to the application and/or
interview process.

 

If you have any questions please contact Jacqueline O'Connor at
804-692-3586.

 

An EEO/AA/ADA Employer


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