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The   Head of Museum Services   (Senior Librarian) position will: Manage day-to-day operations of the Second Story and Beyond® museum. Provide excellent service to the community. Lead the development and procurement of new themes and hands-on, interactive exhibits for children and families. Train and supervise staff. Create partnerships with educational institutions and other organizations. Provide presentations and outreach. What will you be Responsible for here at Team RC: As a division of the Library Services Department, the Second Story and Beyond® at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center will be a hands-on, interactive discovery space featuring literacy-themed museum exhibits, educational classes, rentals, and events that support children and families throughout the Inland Empire. This position will ensure Library and Second Story and Beyond® Services complement each other and offer a holistic approach to literacy and lifelong learning....

This is a non-exempt, full-time, classified position with full benefits. Expected hiring range is minimum of range 16; Hiring range: $16.28 per hour - $20.35 per hour. Full long term range of position is $16.28 per hour - $24.42 per hour.  This position is open until filled with a first review date of June 1, 2022. Access the job description  here .  Access the flyer  here . DESCRIPTION:    Under the supervision of the Library Supervisor, provides exceptional customer service to patrons and staff who come from various backgrounds and ages, including underserved and marginalized communities. Public services such as helping patrons troubleshoot their android and iOS devices, public printers, and computers with patience and empathy are the primary functions of this position. The ideal candidate will be a confident, natural problem solver who is genuinely excited to help a large volume of customers and staff daily.  They will be empathetic, patient, passionately...

Do you have a knack for communicating calmly with people in heightened situations? Do you bring empathy and curiosity to difficult situations? If this is you, please consider becoming the next Building Monitor at Beaverton City Library.      A Week in the Life of a Library Building Monitor  Spend 10-12 hours each week walking around the library building and grounds chatting with people and building rapport with library users, particularly those facing barriers to successfully using the library.  Spend about 5 hours each week staffing library service points and helping patrons use library services.  Communicate with co-workers in meetings, in person, and via email and Microsoft Teams. In conjunction with the Incident Response Committee and/or Public Services Team, plan and provide staff training on handling patron behavior issues.    This is a 20-hour per week, non-exempt, SEIU-classified position....

Beaverton City Library is seeking a community-focused connector to join our team in a new Bilingual Outreach Specialist position. We’re looking for a person who speaks   Arabic, Chinese, Korean, or Vietnamese  and who’s excited to help get our new grant-funded Library on Wheels (LOW) van service up and running. This service will start in spring 2023 with a brand-new van that will be similar to a mini-bookmobile and provide weekly visits to sites around Beaverton, bringing books and activities to the community.   Do you want to help us connect the underserved parts of the Beaverton community to all that the library has to offer and represent the library to our community as a welcoming place for everyone? Does the idea of helping start a program from the ground up sound exciting to you?   If the answer to those questions is yes, we want to hear from you!   The two primary focus areas of the LOW van are serving people whose first language is not English, including immigrants, and...

¿Le encanta trabajar con la gente? Si es que sí ¡éste puede ser el trabajo perfecto para usted! The Public Services Team at the Beaverton City Library is excited to announce two openings for part-time Spanish/English Bilingual Reference Assistants at the Main Library. Working with a team of public services staff, Reference Assistants provide a crucial link between bilingual families and the library’s wealth of resources. In this job you will spend most of your workday at our reference desks and answering questions over the phone, interacting with hundreds of patrons of all ages each week and providing exceptional customer service in a busy environment. To learn more about these positions, drop in for our Library Hiring Open House on  Tuesday, May 17, from 5:00-6:30pm at Beaverton City Library   12375 SW 5th Street, Beaverton, OR Learn More:   BeavertonLibrary.org/Jobs   A Week in the Life of a Bilingual Reference Assistant Spend about 15 hours working...

¡Venga a trabajar con nosotros! ¿Habla espa ñol?  ¿E stá emocionado por trabajar con la comunidad Latinx? ¿Está usted entusiasmado por ayudar a los niños pequeños a desarrollar las habilidades que necesitan para comenzar la escuela? ¿Le gustaría comprar materiales de biblioteca para conectar lectores con idiomas de todo el mundo? ¡Si es así, entregue su solicitud ahora! The Beaverton City Library is looking for a Spanish speaking Librarian who’s passionate about working with young children and excited to provide Spanish language storytimes at the Main Library. You’ll also order materials for our Spanish and World Languages collections and help library patrons with their customer service needs. To learn more about these positions, drop in for our Library Hiring Open House on Tuesday, May 17 from 5:00-6:30pm at Beaverton City Library 12375 SW 5th Street, Beaverton, OR Learn More:   BeavertonLibrary.org/Jobs   A Week in the Life of a Bilingual Librarian: This...

BRIEF DESCRIPTION : This is a non-supervisory position.  Duties include a variety of tasks essential to library operations such as interlibrary loan services, technical services, computer assistance/training, reader’s advisory, circulation services, and keeping library facilities in order.