Tovah Reich, formerly the librarian of Temple Emanu-El of Providence,
 asked me to post this job notice on Hasafran, as she has moved on to
another position.



Ann Abrams, Librarian

Temple Israel, Boston











*Temple Emanu-El *

*99 Taft Ave. *

*Providence, RI 02906 *

*www.teprov.org <http://www.teprov.org/> *

*Position: *Librarian, part-time, 15 hours per week for 48 weeks per year.

*Applicants for this position should send a cover letter and resume to:
libsea...@teprov.org <libsea...@teprov.org> *

*Summary of job responsibilities *

The Library Director provides leadership and serves as the library's
primary public representative. The library director is expected to
represent the library within the community, develop programs, develop
collections, provide budgeting information to Temple administration, manage
volunteers, and manage the library facilities.

*Qualifications*:

· The successful candidate will have been awarded a degree in library
science or the equivalent, and possess professional qualifications and
experience in librarianship.

· He or she may have an excellent knowledge of classical and Modern Hebrew
and other classical and modern languages and professional expertise in some
aspect of Hebrew book culture.

· He or she may have a record of professional experience of working in a
research library or archive including leadership, management, and staff
supervision.

· He or she must be able to communicate effectively and have a strong
customer service orientation with library staff, colleagues, library users,
donors, and other constituencies within and without the institution.

· It is desirable that he or she be familiar with library information
technologies and their applications in Hebrew and Jewish studies.

· He or she may be comfortable in participating in fundraising initiatives
and in communicating to broad audiences through exhibitions, publications,
and other outreach activities.

*Job duties*:

Assists patrons in the use of print materials, equipment and technologies
by answering questions, offers basic technical assistance, troubleshoots
computer problems, assists in navigating the Internet, locates databases in
order to help patrons use library resources. Locates materials, answers
questions, requests materials through ILL, and refers patrons to outside
resources and collections when appropriate in order to provide information
services to patrons. Trains and supervises volunteers to help in these
services. Develops collection in response to community’s needs, develops
materials purchase procedures, purchases materials, carries out weeding,
and evaluates donated materials. Initiates and coordinates programs;
advises the Board on pertinent issues, and gives monthly reports on library
operations, attends meetings, and may participate in fundraising events.

*Special working conditions*:

Work includes prolonged sitting, as well as moderate lifting, carrying,
reaching, stooping, pulling and pushing activities, manual dexterity, clear
speech, and visual hearing acuity
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